Word
cary
Phoneticscary
/ˈkɛɹi/
Definition
n. a small, flat basket made of woven wood or straw. You use this word mostly in historical stories or old poems.
n. a shallow, flat basket, typically made of wicker or osier, used for carrying goods or as a container.
Examples
“She placed the fresh bread in a wicker cary.”
“The medieval merchant carried his spices in a sturdy cary balanced on his shoulder.”
“In the quiet village square, the baker displayed his finest loaves in a traditional cary woven from local willow branches.”
Examples
simple
“She placed the fresh bread in a wicker cary.”
contextual
“The medieval merchant carried his spices in a sturdy cary balanced on his shoulder.”
complex
“In the quiet village square, the baker displayed his finest loaves in a traditional cary woven from local willow branches.”
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