scaife
Pronunciation: [skeɪf]
Word
Context: "historical"
(noun) a large, open vessel or bowl used in the past, often for holding food or drink. Imagine a big bowl that people used long ago at feasts or gatherings.
Example
The ancient scaife was beautifully crafted and held a lot of fruit for the royal feast.
Example
They didn’t have a scaife large enough for the huge party they were planning.
Example
What type of food was traditionally served in a scaife during banquets?
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