Mead
noun
An alcoholic drink made from honey and water.
They served traditional mead at the medieval festival.
Often appears as...
- bottle of mead
- sip mead
noun
A large open field.
The children played in the mead near the village.
Usage tips
Literary
noun
An alcoholic drink made from honey and water.
They served traditional mead at the medieval festival.
Often appears as...
- bottle of mead
- sip mead
noun
A large open field.
The children played in the mead near the village.
Usage tips
Literary
Definition 1 of 2
Pro Tip 1/3Historic Beverage
Mead is often mentioned in historic and fantasy contexts, such as medieval tales.
The knights toasted their victory with goblets of mead.
Pro Tip 2/3Cultural Associations
Mead can evoke a sense of tradition and be associated with specific cultures, like Norse or Celtic.
At the Scottish fair, vendors sold homemade mead.
Pro Tip 3/3Serving Occasions
Mead is suitable for special events and historical reenactments, not typically for casual drinking.
For the Renaissance wedding, they served spiced mead.
Pro Tip 1/3Historic Beverage
Mead is often mentioned in historic and fantasy contexts, such as medieval tales.
The knights toasted their victory with goblets of mead.
Pro Tip 2/3Cultural Associations
Mead can evoke a sense of tradition and be associated with specific cultures, like Norse or Celtic.
At the Scottish fair, vendors sold homemade mead.
Pro Tip 3/3Serving Occasions
Mead is suitable for special events and historical reenactments, not typically for casual drinking.
For the Renaissance wedding, they served spiced mead.
Pro Tip 1/3Historic Beverage
Mead is often mentioned in historic and fantasy contexts, such as medieval tales.
The knights toasted their victory with goblets of mead.
Pro Tip 2/3Cultural Associations
Mead can evoke a sense of tradition and be associated with specific cultures, like Norse or Celtic.
At the Scottish fair, vendors sold homemade mead.
Pro Tip 3/3Serving Occasions
Mead is suitable for special events and historical reenactments, not typically for casual drinking.
For the Renaissance wedding, they served spiced mead.
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Video examples
The myth of Thor's...
saying all his men could drain it in two gulps. Thor raised it to his lips and drank the surprisingly cold and salty mead in the longest gulp he could muster. Then a second. Then a third.
Video examples
Eating Rotten Shark PIPE...
delicacy that way he can keep track of the decaying process his nose decides when it is ready to try it's like winemaking you know when the mead is at
Video examples
The myth of Thor's...
saying all his men could drain it in two gulps. Thor raised it to his lips and drank the surprisingly cold and salty mead in the longest gulp he could muster. Then a second. Then a third.
Video examples
Eating Rotten Shark PIPE...
delicacy that way he can keep track of the decaying process his nose decides when it is ready to try it's like winemaking you know when the mead is at
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