Tankard

What do we mean by tankard?

A large drinking cup having a single handle and often a hinged cover, especially a tall pewter or silver mug. noun

A vessel, larger than a common drinking-cup, used for holding liquor. noun

Of or pertaining to a tankard; hence, convivial; festive; jovial.

A large drinking vessel, especially one with a cover. noun

A large drinking vessel, sometimes of pewter, sometimes with a glass base, with one handle and often a hinged cover. noun

Large drinking vessel with one handle noun

A large drinking vessel, sometimes of pewter, sometimes with a glass base, with one handle and often a hinged cover.

Yet another thrash band. This all German quartet sings mainly about beer, liquor, and wine. Urban Dictionary

Drunk, inebriated or intoxicated with alcohol. Most likely derived from the single handled drinking vessel of the same name. Urban Dictionary

Mostly, clankin' tankards just means getting sloshed - most likely in a medieval setting. However, the phrase could absolutely be a euphemism for something (like getting railed in a sundress by an Hobgoblin, or getting boofed by a Bugbear). Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to tankard:
tankard, tanyard, bankard.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word tankard:
crapaud, bonspiel, brier, curling, tsc, sodom, pei, jug, labrador, thrash, rink, provincial, skipped, barrie, newfoundland, skip, saskatchewan, lid, ale, cylindrical, ontario, font, waterloo, brunswick, tim, beer, scotia, dominion, gospel, hearts, quebec, nova, halifax, tribute, championship, cornwall, drinking, handle, edward, robin, winner, represents, prince, metal, ottawa, pete, tank, february, grammy, held, garrison, journalism, stakes, instrumental, represent, ballet, toronto, tie, missed, speaker, winning, club, adams, howard, stores, glass, roughly, finishing, team, centre, consisting, australian, mixed, communication, label, page, champion, silver.

Words that rhyme with tankard:
anchored, cankered, hankered, slankard, frank heard, hank heard.

Adjectives that are often used to describe tankard:
large, empty, pewter, great, cool, full, old, huge, second, wooden, gilt, small, tall, massive, big, fresh, plain, heavy, handsome, handled, best, golden, fine, bright, solemn, swingeing, cylindrical, enormous, beautiful, battered, pint, covered, quart, largest, lidded, frothed, honest, century, immense, painted, frothy, leathern, cold, engraved, magnificent, comfortable, ale, fair, gallon, communal, liter, peg, filled, bottomless, quaint, capacious, foolish, eared, favorite, polished, drunk, hasty, replenished, refilled, jewelled, georgian, goodly, giant, friendly, nice, sixth, lovely, flat, mighty, fmall.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective tankard:
bearer, bearers, handle, flagons, flagon, man.

Consonant match to tankard:
tinkered.

Words that sound like tankard:
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