sixer
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4.6
- noun
- /ˈsɪkər/
- Informal
:
pack de seis
- The party was lively, thanks to the sixer of craft beers I brought.
Examples
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Say, man, why don't you run out to the Centennial over there... and pick me up a sixer of this stuff.
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Hey, man, we got a few sixers.
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A sixer for your Mom and one for you.
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You could at least bring a sixer.
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Same as always, five and a sixer?
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Would you run down to Red's and pick up a sixer of Bud?
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Just going to the store to get a sixer or stopping in the local greasy spoon to shoot the breeze freely?
Blog text (26) -
"And I am coming out with my sixer and his bottles, sliding into the driver's seat, Danny holding out a hand, smiling full-time now, when sirens rise up toward town.
Fiction book (1990) -
Let's grab a sixer of beers for the barbecue.
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He bought a sixer from the store to share with friends.
Synonyms
39
2.1
A pack of six bottles or cans of drinks sold together
37
1.0
A group of six things or people
30
1.0
Six things or people that form a group
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3.2
A pack of six bottles or cans of a drink like beer
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Sixer comes from the number six plus the ending -er, so it means a 'set of six' or something that has six parts, like a small box with six bottles.