Adam's Pitcher

Pronunciation: /ˈædəmz ˈpɪtʃər/

Definitions of adam's pitcher

noun a vessel for serving drinks, typically with a handle and a shaped spout

Example Sentences

A1 Adam's pitcher is on the table.

A2 She accidentally knocked over Adam's pitcher.

B1 Adam's pitcher is a family heirloom that has been passed down for generations.

B2 The intricate design on Adam's pitcher was hand-painted by a famous artist.

C1 Adam's pitcher, a valuable antique, was stolen from the museum.

C2 The auction for Adam's pitcher reached a record-breaking price.

Examples of adam's pitcher in a Sentence

formal Adam's pitcher was filled with ice-cold water to quench his thirst after a long day.

informal Hey, can you pass me Adam's pitcher so I can refill my glass?

slang I heard Adam's pitcher is the best for making margaritas.

figurative Her words were like pouring from Adam's pitcher, refreshing and satisfying.

Grammatical Forms of adam's pitcher

• past tense: Adam's pitchers
• plural: Adam's pitchers
• comparative: more Adam's pitcher
• superlative: most Adam's pitcher
• present tense: Adam's pitcher
• future tense: will be Adam's pitcher
• perfect tense: has been Adam's pitcher
• continuous tense: is being Adam's pitcher
• singular: Adam's pitcher
• positive degree: Adam's pitcher
• infinitive: to be Adam's pitcher
• gerund: being Adam's pitcher
• participle: Adam's pitcher

Origin and Evolution of adam's pitcher

First Known Use: 1300 year

Language of Origin: Middle English

Story behind the word: The term 'Adam's pitcher' originated in medieval Europe and is believed to be derived from the biblical story of Adam and Eve.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to refer to a type of jug or pitcher, the term 'Adam's pitcher' later evolved to symbolize purity and innocence, reflecting the biblical story of Adam and Eve.