noun
- plural of pottle: old units of liquid measure equal to half a gallon
- plural of pottle: small baskets or containers, especially for strawberries or other fruit
Usage: archaic; historical
Usage: chiefly British
Examples
- The merchant sold ale by pottles at the medieval market.
- Historical records show that pottles were commonly used for measuring wine.
- The farmer filled several pottles with fresh strawberries.
- Small pottles of berries were arranged at the market stall.
- The recipe called for two pottles of milk, an amount rarely used today.