pottle
/ˈpɑtəl/
noun
- A small container or pot, especially one used for holding food or drink.
- He brought a pottle of homemade jam to the fair.
- She packed a pottle of honey for the picnic.
- The market sold fresh cream in small pottles.
- A unit of liquid measure equal to half a gallon (about 2.27 liters), used historically.
- The recipe called for a pottle of ale.
- In medieval times, a pottle was a common measure for wine.
- The old cookbook mentioned a pottle of milk for the pudding.