shakeress Antonyms
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Meaning of shakeress
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shakeress (n.)
A female Shaker.
shakeress Sentence Examples
- The shakeress poured the concoction into the cauldron, its fumes swirling enchantingly.
- Lady Macbeth is often portrayed as a shakeress, driven by ambition and guilt.
- The old shakeress had a reputation for creating powerful love potions.
- The scent of the potion filled the room, its allure enticing the shakeress to taste its magic.
- The shakeress gathered herbs and spices, her knowledge of their properties guiding her creations.
- The tavern employed a shakeress renowned for her ability to concoct intoxicating spirits.
- The shakeress added a dash of nightshade to the brew, lending it a sinister yet enticing aroma.
- In the shadowy confines of the apothecary, the shakeress experimented with ancient elixirs.
- The shakeress warned against tampering with her potions, as their effects could be unpredictable and dangerous.
- The shakeress's hands shook as she poured the final ingredient into the bubbling cauldron.
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A female Shaker.
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No antonyms found.
The shakeress poured the concoction into the cauldron, its fumes swirling enchantingly.
Lady Macbeth is often portrayed as a shakeress, driven by ambition and guilt.
The old shakeress had a reputation for creating powerful love potions.
The scent of the potion filled the room, its allure enticing the shakeress to taste its magic.
