What is another word for aquamanile?
Pronunciation: [ˈakwɐmˌana͡ɪl] (IPA) 
Aquamanile is a term used for a type of water vessel that was commonly used during the medieval period. It was usually made of metal and had various animal shapes such as lions, horses, or dragons. However, there are several more synonyms that can be used instead of aquamanile. For example, an ewer is a type of jug or pitcher used for holding water, wine, or other liquids. A flagon is also a similar-looking vessel with a handle for dispensing liquids. A decanter is a vessel used for serving wine or other alcoholic beverages. A carafe is another type of container used for serving water, wine, or other beverages.
