Groat

The knight paid his squire with a groat for polishing his armor.

The pilgrim donated a groat to the church on his way to Rome.

The lord's tax collector demanded one groat per household from every village.

The archaeologist found a groat in the soil near the ruins of an old castle.

Groat bread is a dense, hearty bread that is perfect for sandwiches.

The collector purchased a groat at an auction for a considerable amount of money.

The baker sold his loaves of bread for 1 groat each.

The librarian cataloged a groat as part of the museum's coin collection.

The museum exhibit displayed a collection of ancient groat coins.

The antique shop displayed a groat alongside other rare coins in a glass case.

He found a rare groat while metal detecting in the park.

The wealthy merchant paid with a groat for his purchase.

The church requested donations of at least one groat from its congregation.

The groat bread was dense and chewy, perfect for toast.

The auctioneer began the bidding at 200 pounds for the rare groat, but it eventually sold for over 500 pounds.

The groat soup is a staple dish in many Scottish households.

The coin collector's prized possession was a mint condition groat from the reign of Henry VIII.

The recipe for oat groat risotto calls for mushrooms and Parmesan cheese.

The groat mash in the beer gives it a unique taste.

The metal detectorist found a groat while searching a field for buried treasures.

The merchant sold his goods by the groat, a weight unit common in medieval England.

The beggar on the street corner asked for a groat to buy a meal.

The beggar used his groat to purchase a hot meal from the soup kitchen.

The peasant saved up for months to buy a groat so he could pay his taxes.

The young page earned a groat for running an errand for the queen.

The recipe called for a groat of saffron to be added to the broth.

The beggar was grateful for the groat, even though it wasn't worth much.

In medieval times, a groat was a substantial sum of money.

The knight tossed a groat to the peasant as payment for his services.

The coin collector was excited to add a groat to his collection.

He found an old groat in the field while metal detecting.

The groat was minted with high-quality silver, making it a valuable and desirable currency.

The chef prepared a savory groat soup with carrots and celery.

The apothecary sold herbs and spices by the groat as a unit of measure.

The groat was eventually phased out in favor of other coins.

The groat was one of the smallest coins in circulation during the Middle Ages.

Groat pudding is a popular dessert in some parts of England.

The knight earned a groat a day as wages from his lord.

The museum displayed an exhibit of rare coins, including a groat from the reign of Edward I.

The recipe for groat pudding calls for raisins and cinnamon.

In medieval times, a groat was a significant amount of money.

The knight tossed a groat to the beggar as he rode by on his horse.

The cost of admission to the fair was a groat per person.

My grandmother used to make a delicious groat porridge for breakfast.

The value of a groat varied depending on the quality of the coin.

I found an old groat coin while metal detecting.

The beggar was grateful for the groat that the passerby gave him.

The beggar asked for a groat to buy some food.

The sailor paid for his meal with a groat at the tavern.

She made a delicious groat pilaf with caramelized onions.