ale-pole
/ˈeɪlpəʊl/Now historical
noun
A pole or post set up as the sign for a public house or other place where ale is sold; an ale stake.
Origin
Early 16th century; earliest use found in John Skelton (c1460–1529), poet. From ale + pole.
| 单词 | ale-pole |
| 释义 | ale-pole/ˈeɪlpəʊl/Now historical noun A pole or post set up as the sign for a public house or other place where ale is sold; an ale stake. Origin |
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