Noun:

வெள்ளியமும், காரீயமும் கலந்த ஒரு கலவை,

pewter's Usage Examples:

There are also two pewter flagons, dated 1703.

Medieval spoons for domestic use were commonly made of horn or wood, but brass, pewter and "latten" spoons appear to have been common about the 15th century.

These men wore long blue gowns with a pewter badge on the right arm, and were nicknamed Blue Gowns.

Their inventory includes candleholders, curtains, kitchen linens, lamps, pewter dinnerware, wall hangings, quilts, and more.

The collection included unusual pewter flagons, measures, chargers and plates and was estimated to fetch between £ 10,000 â £ 12,000.

goblets made from pewter.

A great antique hammered pewter tankard, with a glass bottom, dating to circa 1930.

Tankard >>Pint pewter tankards will be awarded to the winners of all divisions with three or more entries.

Choose fan blade finishes in a variety of colors, such as brushed nickel, chrome, bronze, gunmetal, pewter, brass, mahogany, natural iron, black and white finishes and more.

pewter tankard, with a glass bottom, dating to circa 1930.

Sterling silver and pewter giftware and baby gifts and jewelry.

On the pewter badge which they wore were their name and the words "pass and repass," which authorized them to ask alms.

Heuchera sanguinea Evergreen clumps of leaves with various silver veinings, purple shadings or gray to pewter bloomed surface.

Synonyms:

metal, alloy,

Antonyms:

nonmetallic, purity,