carvel

[ kahr-vuhl ]

noun

1. caravel.

carvel

/ ˈkɑːvəl /

noun

1. See caravel
   another word for caravel

Word History and Origins

Origin of carvel¹

late Middle English carvile < Dutch karveel caravel

Example Sentences

It features sampling of a prank call to Carvel, a local ice-cream chain.

From The Daily Beast

Yet Macaulay Carvel was not to be despised on account of his high-class mediocrity.

From Project Gutenberg

Then Macaulay Carvel arrived, and, having found Paul, came with him to see me.

From Project Gutenberg

I, however, went with Macaulay Carvel on board the Varna boat.

From Project Gutenberg

"Because Miss Carvel objects," he answered, with sudden energy.

From Project Gutenberg

John Carvel had an interview with Hermione, and I had a most unlucky idea.

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