seidel
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Definition
Noun: A seidel is a specific type of drinking glass, typically made of glass, designed for holding and serving beer. It is often characterized by a handle and a capacity larger than a standard beer glass or mug.
Usage
The word "seidel" is used to refer to the vessel itself. It is a somewhat specialized term, more common in historical contexts or in regions with German brewing traditions.
Examples
- Noun:
- The bartender filled the heavy glass seidel with a dark lager.
- He collected antique beer steins and seidels.
- She lifted her seidel in a toast to the host.
Advanced Usage
- The term can sometimes be used metonymically to refer to the contents of the glass, though this is less common.
- He drank his seidel too quickly.
Variants and Related Words
- Beer stein: A similar vessel, often made of stoneware or pewter, and frequently having a hinged lid.
- Beer mug: A more general term for a sturdy drinking vessel with a handle, typically for beer.
- Tankard: A large drinking cup, often made of silver or pewter, usually with a handle and sometimes a lid.
Synonyms
- Beer glass
- Beer mug
- Tankard (when referring to a large, handled drinking vessel)
Notes
- "Seidel" is a loanword from German. Its usage in English often retains a connotation of traditional German beer culture or historical drinking vessels.