Stalder
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech noun
Quick meaning: Stalder is a noun meaning (UK, obsolete, dialect) A wooden frame to set casks on.
Meaning
(UK, obsolete, dialect) A wooden frame to set casks on.
Example Sentences
In the Cellars Stalders for to sett wine and beer upon.
Allsoe: In: The: Brewhouse: / Three Furnaces One Brewvate one Powderingtubb Two keelers Six Smaller tubs one Jutt foure Stalders one paire of Potthangers and two peeles two forms and one old Table.
In the Cellars / (Further Cellar) / One hogshead, three beerstalders, one stoole. / (Hither Cellar) / Two hogsheads, one kilderkin, three firkins, three half anchors, one two gallon bottle, three drink stalders, two brass cocks. (Small beer cellar) One hogshead, one kilderkin, two tapp tubbs, about thirty dozen quart glass bottles and one dozen and a half pint bottles in severall places and lumber about the house. Valued at £4. 2s. 6d
Word Forms
- stalders
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include staddle, stull, stadle, stillage, studding, scantling.
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