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Meanings of cask in English
Usage of cask in English
1
All wine deposits lees in the cask in the course of time.
2
I might, by boring a hole in the cask, reach the water.
3
Now, the Heidelberg Tun is the largest wine-cask in, the whole world.
4
As the launch glided on he threw the ball into the cask.
5
The wine in the cask, you say, is of one kind throughout.
6
Despite this, the famishing soldiery greedily swallowed the contents of the cask.
7
He laid in a cask or so of plasticine and modelling clay.
8
In a few minutes, four iron hoops were taken off the cask.
9
For the name on the cask not a jot did he care.
10
But I had not resorted to the brandy cask to fill it.
11
The water was almost exhausted, so also was the cask of claret.
12
The manacles and shackles were put into a cask and headed up.
13
In brief, I lighted upon an aromatic cask of prime old Otard.
14
So furiously did the rain fall, that the cask was quickly filled.
15
They are ahead of the cask-theydart forward-theundertow has got them.
16
Apply this to the cask, and stir it well with your paddle.
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Cask through the time
Cask across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common