jorum

noun

jo·​rum ˈjȯr-əm 

: a large drinking vessel or its contents

Word History

Etymology

perhaps from Joram in the Bible who "brought with him vessels of silver" (2 Samuel 8:10—King James Version)

First Known Use

1730, in the meaning defined above

Rhymes for jorum

• aurum
• foram
• forum
• quorum
• decorum
• picloram
• pullorum
• digitorum
• neonatorum