| 释义 |
cos·trel
\ˈkästrəl\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: Middle English, from Middle French costerel, from costier at the side (from coste rib, side) + -el (diminutive suffix) — more at coast
now dialect England : a leather, earthenware, or wooden container for liquids having ears by which it may be hung up; specifically : a small wooden keg |