Definition of ewer
:a vase-shaped pitcher or jug
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a silver ewer in the elaborately ornamented style favored by the Victorians
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The contest had been going on for more than a century, the cover story explained: The contest, not the old Victorian silver ewer, is the thing.
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Ewers had been scheduled to face trial in the case last week before attorneys agreed to a delay, court records show.
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Ewers had his 8-year-old son and 10-year-old daughter as part of a visitation agreement with their mother.
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Deputies were able to get the children out of the home and pulled Ewers from the car’s front seat.
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Pinckney was at the dinner that night, trying to acknowledge and refute history over watermelon brandy, chowchow, shrimp pie, chapon chasseur, and truffled squab served with silver ewers of walnut ketchup.
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Ewers is charming, tempered with a very German pragmatism.
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Ewers, now 22, is sitting on the deck of a Malibu beach house, after wrapping her shoot for Bazaar, her first American cover.
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Origin and Etymology 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
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Definition of ewer for English Language Learners
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: a type of pitcher or jug that is shaped like a vase and that was used in the past for holding water
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