tankard (Meaning)

Wordnet

tankard (n)

large drinking vessel with one handle

Webster

A large drinking vessel, especially one with a cover.

The innkeeper served a foaming tankard of ale to the weary travelers.
The lord's tankard, adorned with intricate carvings, was a symbol of his wealth and status.
The blacksmith forged intricate silver tankards that were highly sought after by the nobles.
The king raised his golden tankard in a toast to his loyal subjects.
The tankard's handle was broken, making it difficult to hold and sip from.
The pewter tankard was a common sight in taverns and inns, used for both drinking and holding coins.
The tankard was filled to the brim with a strong brew that warmed the drinker from the inside out.
The jester juggled tankards with ease, amusing the crowd with his dexterity.
The tankard was a symbol of camaraderie, shared among friends and companions.
The empty tankard lay on the table, a testament to the night's revelry.

large drinking vessel with one handleA large drinking vessel, especially one with a cover.

goblet, chalice,beaker, stein, cup,blackjack, mug,teacup, demitasse, noggin

No antonyms found.

The innkeeper served a foaming tankard of ale to the weary travelers.

The lord's tankard, adorned with intricate carvings, was a symbol of his wealth and status.

The blacksmith forged intricate silver tankards that were highly sought after by the nobles.

The king raised his golden tankard in a toast to his loyal subjects.