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Meanings of demijohn in English
Usage of demijohn in English
1
He lifted the demijohn of whiskey from the table and shook it.
2
Somebody came forward to the women carrying a demijohn and tin cups.
3
Breck rummaged in his boat and produced a demijohn of whiskey.
4
He had two tin cups and a demijohn in his hand.
5
The demijohn was introduced, and all paid their respects to it.
6
The demijohn was brought in from the wagon and filled.
7
There was a demijohn of strong Tahitian rum always on tap in the cabin.
8
And so the demijohn was left in the lady's care.
9
So the Sergeant went back again with the empty demijohn.
10
He returned to the table, carrying a demijohn, which he banged upon the table.
11
Put the mixture into a stone jug, or a demijohn, and cork it tightly.
12
Siphon into a clean demijohn and add a bubble trap.
13
The big demijohn in the stern-sheets told his errand.
14
Let it stand six weeks in a demijohn or glass jar, and then bottle it.
15
He reached down suddenly and caught up the demijohn.
16
The demijohn of whiskey was picked up further down.
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United Kingdom
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