Definition of "mazer" [maz•er]

• A large drinking bowl or goblet made of metal or hard wood. (noun)

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• "The old English and German vessel known as a mazer was made of maple-wood, often bound and tipped with silver."
• ""Májur": hence possibly our "mazer," which is popularly derived from Masarn, a maple."
• "In addition to the manalight, there was the mazer, a two-pronged electric tazer."