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mazer
[ mey-zer ]
noun
- a large metal drinking bowl or cup, formerly of wood.
mazer
/ ˈmeɪzə; ˈmæzəd /
noun
- obsolete.a large hardwood drinking bowl
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yvlog History and Origins
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yvlog History and Origins
Origin of mazer1
C12: from Old French masere, of Germanic origin; compare Old Norse öܰ maple
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Mr. Lyon is also Enlightenment’s lead mazer, which is what you call a person who makes mead.
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Each time, Bear, with great dexterity, seemed to offer him the mazer, but at the last moment, tossed it high.
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West Mercia Police described the dark wood cup as a "medieval mazer bowl" and "a wooden cup/chalice", and that it was kept in a blue velvet bag.
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The relic she treasures above all, however, is a gold "mazer," inherited by Mr. Walford through a long line of ancestors.
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It was then regarded as a form of wood, to which the name of “mazer” wood was given on account of its employment in making mazers or goblets.
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