mether
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- A drinking-vessel formerly in use, especially intended for drinking mead or metheglin. The vessels identified as methers are of wood, cut out of a single piece, having a capacity of from one to three pints. The Dunvegan cup, a mether of yew covered with silver mounts. S. K. Cat. Spec. Exhib., 1862, No. 902.
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— Fedora People - Thank you dear mether, I had truly forgot. — A Spaniard In The Works
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- Cf. meth, meath, mead.