Decanters is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DECANTERS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• DECANTER, a decorative bottle
• a stoppered glass container into which wine or spirit is decanted.

Words related to DECANTERS

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How to use DECANTERS in a sentence

• Decanters and water-jugs require still more tender treatment in cleaning, inasmuch as they are more costly to replace.
• Near by, in the wreck of the small table, glasses, and decanters, lay another man, apparently of heavier build.
• Agnes set the glasses and decanters in the same corner, and Mr.
• Dinner was over, the powdered footman had departed with stately tread, and the head butler was just placing the decanters of richly coloured wine before the solitary lord of all.
• Having filled it, he pushed the decanters towards Mr.
• Her master pushed back the decanters to make room for the tray before him.
• She sank down in the chair which her husband had occupied, and stretched out her fine white hand to the decanters which Miles had not removed.
• He picked it up and laid it beside the decanters on the table.
• On either side of the divan were corner-buffets of ebony, holding plates and dishes, and Godefroid also noticed upon them two silver bowls, glass decanters, and napkins.
• The bar is adorned with a multitude of bottles, decanters, and glasses, and the liquors give no indication to the eye of their deadly properties.
• Even at the present day, the loving-cup and decanters are handed to the right around the social board.
• There were cups and decanters on all the tables, and a woman tilted pale, phosphorescent fluid into a cup and offered it to me.
• The corps still had its tales and traditions of the old time Fourth-of-July dinners at the mess hall, when everybody made a dash for the decanters and drank everything in sight.
• A table was then brought out into the court before the house, on which decanters and glasses, with a burning liquor obtained from the Portuguese, were placed.
• Now a third man-servant entered, bearing an enormous silver-gilt tray on which were multitudinous bottles, glasses, decanters, and jugs.
• There was a good and simple claret in large flat-bottomed decanters, which most of the men drank.
• The elderly serving-man busied himself by setting out decanters and glasses, then went out like one who considered his duty done, leaving the company to wait on themselves.
• The decanters broken in pieces, and the fruits crushed, strewed the floor.
• Along the crazy walls extended a few rough shelves covered with bottles and decanters.
• There was none of the airy talk that goes on in the houses of the rich while maids or menservants come respectfully to right or left of the diners with decanters or dishes.
• Mind, my lad, and have the tea and decanters in readiness when I ring for them.
• As wine, some old Bordeaux claret in decanters, chambertin with the roast, and sparkling moselle at dessert, in lieu of champagne, which was voted commonplace.
• The rays fell on those of the company who were sitting with their backs to the light, and, casting their shadows over the white cloth, sparkled in the polished decanters.

Similar words containing CANTER without suffix s and without prefix de

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