caskful
- noun
- /ˈkæskfəl/
- They ordered a caskful of wine for the wedding feast.
Examples
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The cellar held several caskfuls of aged sherry waiting to be bottled.
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After the harvest, the brewer filled a caskful with fresh cider.
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The brewery produced a single caskful of ale.
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He drank a caskful of wine at the party.
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After the harvest, the brewer filled a caskful with fresh cider.
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They ordered a caskful of wine for the wedding feast.
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The brewery produced a single caskful of ale.
Synonyms
A small amount of liquid that fills the lid of a bottle
An amount that fills a box
An amount that fills a large round container used for liquids or food
The amount of liquid held in a barrel
An amount of something that fills a bowl
An amount that fills a glass
An amount that fills a pot
An amount that fills a pail
A full load that fills a cart
The amount that fills a container
An amount that fits in a crate
An amount that fills a box, for example wine bottles in one box
An amount that fills a carton like a milk box
An amount of liquid that fills a bottle
An amount that fills a jar
The amount that fills a can
An amount of water that fills a kettle
An amount of water that fills a basin
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Caskful combines cask, a wooden barrel for holding liquid, and the ending -ful meaning 'full of', like in handful. So a caskful is the amount that fills a cask.