Decanter is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DECANTER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a decorative bottle
• a stoppered glass container into which wine or spirit is decanted.
• stoppered bottle for wine or spirits
• A vessel used to decant liquors, or for receiving decanted liquors; a kind of glass bottle used for holding wine or other liquors, from which drinking glasses are filled.
• One who decants liquors.
• a bottle with a stopper; for serving wine or water

Words related to DECANTER

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Words that contain DECANTER

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How to use DECANTER in a sentence

• We did not stay there after dinner, but came upstairs into the drawing-room again, in one snug corner of which Agnes set glasses for her father, and a decanter of port wine.
• When he called, he found they had not yet risen from the table, on which were the remains of a roasted turkey, a variety of vegetables, and a decanter of wine.
• It stood on the sideboard partially covered by a black velvet cloth, and beside a decanter of American whisky.
• There was neither a piano nor a decanter of sherry in his house.
• On the table were candles, a decanter of wine, and glasses, a plate of bread, cigars, and a book.
• On a small table were some glasses and a decanter, and a few sandwiches.
• Pinhorn clutched a decanter of brandy and began to pour some of it into a glass.
• His sword struck the farther edge of the table, smashed a decanter of wine and dropped to the floor.
• Fentolin pointed to the little pile of books upon the table, the deep easy-chair, the green-shaded lamps, the decanter of wine.
• In the pint decanter of sherry, not a drop remained.
• Temple unlocked a cupboard, and took out a decanter and some glasses.
• When they opened the door into the living room, Max Reed had arrived and was helping to hide a decanter and glasses, and somebody said a cab was at the door.
• There was water in a decanter close at hand, so he indulged in a long drink.
• Scogan filled his glass, passed on the decanter, and, leaning back in his chair, looked about him for a moment in silence.
• A cup of tea and a decanter of wine were on the table.
• He fumbled with the lock of a corner cupboard, opened it, and drew forth a decanter and some glasses.
• Duncombe filled his own glass and passed around a decanter of port.
• Lord Runton filled his glass and sent the decanter round.
• Peter had followed the decanter with a sudden spring.
• Social visits were rarely exchanged without the introduction of the decanter.
• That little decanter which you were pleased to praise was his.
• After breakfast another friend of ours, Jack Gibson, blew in, and after he looked me over his weary eye fell on the decanter.
• Yet not until by chance her eye fell on the whisky decanter did she perceive that in her absence he had been copiously drinking again.
• Uncle Joseph got up and unlocked the Venetian cabinet to put away the decanter, his invariable habit as soon as the second glass was filled.
• Attalie poured, the patient drank, and the maid replaced glass and decanter.
• The incumbent offered me a chair, and placed a decanter of wine before me.
• He drank the water out of my decanter, but did not disturb my sleep.
• To abstain from taking the last piece on the dish, or the last glass of wine in the decanter, only because it is the last, is highly ill-bred.
• The light was dim beyond, and he stood in the doorway with the brandy decanter and orange juice.
• I remembered where was deposited a decanter of light wine which had been ordered by her physicians, and hastened across the chamber to procure it.
• Climb and dine and shine and show a shadow a single tiny blessing, a decanter, show it in swimming, show it in a pudding, show it in an aquarium, show it as it is sudden.
• He, too, dropped back in his chair, leaned forward for the decanter, and poured himself more wine.

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