Verb:

குதிரைப் பாய்ச்சல்,

canter's Usage Examples:

This set includes four hand blown port glasses that measure 3 ½ inches tall and a decanter that measures 11 ¾ inches tall.

They offer three main items that have to do with the drinking and serving of wine; double wine glasses, personalized wine bar glasses and carafe and a porto decanter set (these items would fall under their entertaining category).

canter off into the woods, but did not.

cantering round in circles to get warmed up.

Every week she enjoys a brisk canter through the countryside on one of her thoroughbreds.

Decanters are not only nice to look at and more aesthetically pleasing than a bottle, but they also aerate the wine.

The near side horse, arching his head and breaking into a short canter, tugged at his traces.

A richly-decorated port decanter and glasses with 24k gold decoration purchased on a trip to Italy may hold a prominent place in the dining room; however, they may only be used on rare occasions, if at all.

Porto decanter set-According to Signals, 17th century Europeans sipped their port wine through specially crafted Pfeiffen-Schnapps glasses.

Most stores that sell wine glasses also sell decanters, or you can purchase them at Decanters.

This myth is the origin of the English word "tantalize," and also of the common name "tantalus" for a set of spirit decanters kept under lock and key.

"A large proportion of men who follow hounds are quite content to do so passively through gates and gaps, with a canter along the road whenever one is available.

Glass decanters didn't appear until the 11th century, when the Romans began creating glass vessels for wine.

Synonyms:

ride horseback,

Antonyms:

stand, disengage,