sixpack
- noun
- /ˈsɪkspæk/
- Just, give her two Sixpacks..
Examples
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We opened a cold sixpack of beer to enjoy while watching the game.
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I bought a sixpack of soda for the picnic this weekend.
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I smile, I show my sixpack, people take pictures of me.
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For myself and Joe Sixpack out there, are you saying that Zeus...
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What do you owe Joey Sixpack?" Jimmy said, "I'm coming to that part.
Fiction book (1998) -
All I need is a Sixpack of alcohol an a vibrator.
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I know he was aware of that danger, but like me, I don't think he realized just how low he needed to stoop to get resonance even with the pundit class, not to mention Joe Sixpack.
Blog text (14) -
The store had a sale on sixpacks, so I stocked up for the party.
Synonyms
A pack of six bottles or cans of drinks sold together
Six things or people that form a group
A pack of six bottles or cans of drinks
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Etymology
Sixpack comes from putting together six and pack, where pack means 'bundle' or 'box'. So a sixpack is simply a small package that holds six bottles or cans of a drink.