ewer
ew·er
noun \ˈyü-ər, ˈyu̇-ər\Definition of EWER
: a vase-shaped pitcher or jug
Examples of EWER
- <a silver ewer in the elaborately ornamented style favored by the Victorians>
Origin of EWER
Middle English, from Anglo-French ewer, ewier, from Latin aquarium water source, neuter of aquarius of water, from aqua water — more at island
First Known Use: 14th century
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