How To Use pottle In A Sentence
- The pot hadn't bin idle all the time; it kep 'bilin' away, pottle, wottle, pottle, wottle. Fisher's River (North Carolina) Scenes and Characters
- I wish I could pottle the smell of the damp, earthy air. [britain] easy on my mind
- Thirdly, and to conclude, as our worthy preacher says, beware of the pottle-pot — it has drenched the judgment of wiser men than you. The Abbot
- The recipe in ‘Proper newe’ calls for eight eggs and a pottle of cream.
- We rested for a couple of hours, and I wished to God I had just one good waterskin instead of the pathetic little pottle at my belt. Isabelle
- Pottley, of the London train-bands, and by the look of the papers around them they had been checking the lists (as two days later there was heavy court-martialling among the newly arrived drafts and cashiering of officers that had misbehaved in Middlesex). Corporal Sam and Other Stories
- “It was but one small pottle,” said poor Adam, whom consciousness of his own indiscretion now reduced to a merely defensive warfare. The Abbot
- The bird was then pounded in a mortar, distilled with a lot of sack - a pottle was half a gallon, or four pints - and the milk.
- There was a laugh among the yeomen who witnessed this pottle-deep potation, so obstreperous as to rouse and disturb the King, who, raising his finger, said angrily, “How, knaves, no respect, no observance?” The Talisman
- `The Wordman is ruthless in performance, but not in retrospection ,' wrote Pottle. CASCADES - THE DAY OF THE DEAD
