kegful
Definition
Noun: - The quantity contained in a keg: A kegful is a specific measure of volume, referring to the total amount of liquid or, less commonly, other contents that a keg can hold.
Usage
- The word "kegful" is a unit noun used to specify an amount. It is typically followed by "of" to indicate what substance fills the keg.
- It is a somewhat formal or technical term, often used in contexts involving brewing, dispensing beverages, or measuring capacities.
Examples
- Noun:
- The recipe calls for a full kegful of apple cider.
- They ordered a kegful of beer for the company party.
- A kegful of nails was delivered to the construction site.
Advanced Usage
- While primarily used for liquids like beer, cider, or wine, "kegful" can be applied to any material stored in a keg, such as small hardware items (nails, rivets) or chemicals.
- The term emphasizes the container's total capacity rather than a partial fill.
Variants and Related Words
- Keg (noun): The barrel or container itself.
- They tapped the keg at the start of the celebration.
Synonyms
- Keg (when used to mean the contents): "A keg of beer."
- Barrelful: The quantity contained in a barrel (note: a barrel is typically a larger cask than a keg).
Noun
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the quantity contained in a keg
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