IPA: /ˈflæskɪt/
KK: /ˈflæskɪt/
A type of container that is long and shallow, often used for carrying or serving food, and typically has two handles.
She carried the picnic supplies in a flasket.
The word 'flasket' originates from Middle English 'flasket', which is a diminutive form of 'flask', meaning a small container or bottle. The term is derived from Old French 'flasque', meaning a flask or bottle, which in turn comes from the Latin 'flascā', meaning a flask or bottle. Thus, 'flasket' refers to a small flask or container.
Think of a 'flask' as a small container, and remember that 'flasket' means a smaller version of that — a little flask.