Similar words: ovary, movable, removal, immovable, removable, move, movie, nova. Meaning: n. a metal urn with a spigot at the base; used in Russia to boil water for tea.
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1. He forgot about the Opera House, the samovar, and home.
2. A specialist who authenticated the antique samovar.
3. He bought the samovar as is from an antique dealer.
4. When the samovar was empty, Rostov took up the cards and proposed a game of "Kings" with Marya Hendrihovna.
5. Or sitting next to the main feast samovar tea, chatting, or rotate around a flood pipe smoking, to celebrate a really good time.
6. We always had the samovar outer room and she always poured out the tea.
7. Each car had a giant samovar full of hot tea that was served along with black bread by an elderly woman.
8. After searching and seeking and hunting the Russian Samovar can now be yours!
9. The corridor – and in particular the all-important samovar dispensing boiling water at the end of it – was also the place to socialise.
10. We finished with an ice-cream sweet and mugs of hot tea from the samovar on the table.
11. The old servant was active in unpacking a travelling-case[sentencedict.com], in setting the tea-table and in bringing in a boiling samovar.
12. Then old Peter took his big coat off and lifted down the samovar from the shelf.
13. Old Peter threw in the lighted sticks and charcoal, and made a draught to draw the heat, and then set the samovar on the table with the little fire crackling in its inside.
14. Now the men had finished their beers and were stirring. They stood when Georgi rose from his chair behind the bar to fill his teacup at the steaming samovar.