tinware
Americannoun
noun
Etymology
Origin of tinware
Example Sentences
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Bronson Alcott hit the road with tinware and almanacs instead of going to Yale.
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Its gaily painted kitchen cabinets, dower chests, desks and tables, Bethlehem painted glass, grotesque Germanic Toby jugs and brightly colored tinware are far more colorful than the prim, functional antiques of New England.
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One of his customers was Dimestore Pioneer Frank W. Woolworth, to whom Kresge sold a sizable order of tinware.
From Time Magazine Archive
As a traveling drummer in tinware, he saved $8,000 in commissions by the time he reached 30.
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Blankets, pots, tinware and grub of various kinds were piled up promiscuously in this living corner, and the little undressed kids hovered and shivered around the dull fire, suffering from the cold.
From Cruisings in the Cascades A Narrative of Travel, Exploration, Amateur Photography, Hunting, and Fishing by Shields, George O.
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