What is another word for tankards?
Pronunciation: [tˈaŋkədz] (IPA) 
Tankards are traditionally known as large drinking vessels made of pewter or pottery, and often used in pubs and taverns. However, there are many other words that can be used to describe similar items. For example, a "stein" typically refers to a tall mug made of stoneware or porcelain, often associated with German beer. Similarly, a "tumbler" is a short glass used for serving whisky or other spirits. A "beaker" is a cylindrical container with a flat bottom, often used for serving beer or cider in scientific settings. "Chalice" refers to a decorative drinking cup, often used in religious ceremonies. Finally, a "flagon" is a container with a handle and spout, typically used for serving wine or mead.
