ఒక చిన్న పాన్ లేదా కప్ (సాధారణంగా టిన్),

Noun:

మగ్గము, లిటిల్ గాజు,

pannikin's Usage Examples:

gold on the banks of the Shotover River armed with a butcher"s knife and pannikin.

and in a cool corner, in a draught, stood a filter with a tap and a tin pannikin, near it a large porous water-jar swathed in damp flannel for evaporation.

Train crews" tucker boxes would contain more than food: a tin plate, pannikin (small pan or cup), eating utensils and toiletries.

Knuckey wrote: "We solemnly filled our pannikins and I named the "Waters" Charlotte after Lady Charlotte Bacon, daughter.

remember him, sitting upon a pyramid of mailbags in the mud, drinking a pannikin of strong cold tea, and wet to the skin, removing from his weary limbs.

A pannikin, quart pot and saddlebag as used by stockmen to boil the billy and carry lunch when riding.

He also played the mouth organ, using a tin pannikin as a resonator or playing the bones as he played on mouth organ.

This tram system was also used to transport food in huge pannikins from the kitchen, located approximately 200 yards away, to the mess hall.

The stockman had stumbled across his good fortune while washing his pannikin after a meal and found a few shiny specs.

Synonyms:

pan,

Antonyms:

flatter, stay in place,