keg
- noun
- /kɛg/
- Each keg can hold about 15.5 gallons of liquid, making it perfect for large gatherings.
They say it comes with a one year supply of ranch in each keg.
- They say it comes with a one year supply of ranch in each keg.
Examples
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So, you're delivering kegs, now?
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The U-Haul filled with kegs of beer didn't even seem off to me.
Blog text (33) -
- Did you order some kegs of beer?
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Two thousand kegs of beer.
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We might get there right after the kegs dry out.
Fiction book (2002) -
A hundred and thirty kegs in all.
Fiction book (2001) -
I'll send your keg of rum to the barracks.
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Throw in a barbecue and a few kegs, they'll all show up.
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The trio were replete with honeycake and a keg of weak Highland beer.
Fiction book (1999) -
Plan on five kegs of beer each for twenty-six taverns.
Fiction book (2001)
Synonyms
The amount of drink that fills a keg
Compounds
- Literature
A place or situation that is very tense and could suddenly become violent
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Keg can also mean the 'amount' inside such a small barrel. Because a keg is a container for beer or cider, people use the same word for the quantity it holds, as when you order a keg for a party.