Kennings often enrich Old English poetry by condensing vivid imagery into two-word compounds.

At the reunion, several Kens reminisced about their favorite childhood games.

The old map marked the location of bowsing-ken near the river.

The gang retreated to the bousing ken to celebrate their haul from the night.

The old sailor claimed the map led to the bowsing ken hidden beneath the reef.

When researching local dialects, I discovered the term bouzing-ken used by a few older residents.

The old tavern was known by locals as the bouzing ken, where stories and whiskey flowed late into the night.

At the annual reunion, boozing-ken stole the spotlight with his endless rounds of toasts.

After work, we all drifted down to the boozing ken to share stories and a pint.

The linguist documented the regional use of bousing-ken in the dialect survey.