maud
/maʊd/; /mɔːd/Definitions
1. noun
A type of barrel or container, especially for liquids.
“The old wine was stored in a wooden maud to age properly.”
2. proper noun
A female given name.
“Maud was a popular name in Victorian England.”
3. verb
To talk or speak loudly and boastfully.
“The politician was accused of mauding about his past achievements.”