Kenning

The team of researchers had to solve a complex kenning in order to discover the hidden treasure.

The young student was proud of herself for finally figuring out the kenning her teacher gave her.

The teacher gave the students a kenning puzzle to solve in their English class.

The kenning is a common step in many Scottish and Irish dances.

One famous example of a kenning is "wave-steed" used to describe a ship.

Another example of a kenning is "battle-sweat" used to describe blood.

The kenning was filled with mead for the feast.

The clan chieftain sipped from his kenning of mead.

The kenning was used to store fish caught from the loch.

The kenning was made of oak and held a whole lamb.

The kenning was passed around the campfire, filled with hot cider.

The kenning was kept in a cool and dark place to preserve its contents.

The kenning was used to store the butter and cheese.

The kenning was large enough to hold several gallons of ale.

The old kenning had been handed down through generations.

The kenning of salted pork was a staple on the long sea voyages.

The kenning was filled with salted fish for the winter.

She kept her valuables in a small kenning under the floorboards.

The fishermen brought in their catch and stored it in a large kenning.

The kenning was made of clay and had intricate designs carved into it.

She poured some milk from the kenning into her cup.