schooner
/ˈʃuːnər/Definitions
1. noun
A large, three- or four-masted sailing ship, typically square-rigged on all masts.
“The tall sailing schooner navigated through the open waters of the ocean.”
2. noun
A container, typically with a handle, used for holding liquids, especially beer.
“The beer was served from a large wooden schooner to a group of thirsty customers.”
3. verb
To serve or pour beer into a glass from a container, typically a schooner.
“The bartender schoonered a glass of beer to the waiting customer.”