decanter

The question being illustrated by the production of a decanter, the cabman's dignity relaxed somewhat.

The colonel might have choked with thirst before he spontaneously handed him a decanter.

Then he flung a second decanter, and sank down once more with a shriek.

Its outline has been compared to that of a decanter, narrow in front and rounded out at the sides behind.

He fell at the foot of the table, but in his passage to the ground he grasped a decanter of wine, which he hurled at my head.

Reaching there, he filled a couple of glasses with wine and putting the decanter on the table, invited his visitor to be seated.

Then it occurred to her to forestall this contingency by bringing him the decanter and a glass.

There was neither a piano nor a decanter of sherry in his house.

Which of you winged the gentleman the other day for not passing the decanter, or something of that sort?

He placed a decanter of the famous Ulverston sherry on the table, and withdrew.