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Meanings of carafe in English
Usage of carafe in English
1
People were drinking free cider from a carafe by the front desk.
2
I seized a carafe from a side-table and rushed to his aid.
3
There was a tray of food there and a carafe of water.
4
He nodded and she poured him a cup from the small carafe.
5
His bedside carafe had been taken away and filled with orange juice.
6
More coffee? He brought the carafe to the solid but elegant meeting table.
7
Our carafe of red Rhône is as good as I'd hoped.
8
He picked up a carafe of rust-colored water and poured her a glass.
9
Edklinth nodded and the minister of justice poured coffee from a thermos carafe.
10
Then he seized the carafe and emptied it at a draught.
11
Then he reached the water carafe and set it beside them.
12
Jasper Mayhew returned to the table with a fresh carafe and a towel.
13
We grab the carafe of wine and storm off and to find Hayley.
14
At his gesture a carafe of coffee appeared beside my setting.
15
He picked up a carafe of port and poured them each a glass.
16
He lifted the coffeemaker carafe with an implied offer of some.
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Carafe through the time
Carafe across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common