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Meanings of
tun
in English
Cryptobiotic habit of some tardigrade species.
tun form
Related terms
habit
Russian
тун
Portuguese
tun
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Mayan unit of time; 360 days.
Related terms
unit of time
Russian
тун
Usage of
tun
in English
1
There are two firkins of small beer and a
tun
of canary.
2
A
tun
of my best beer to the man who takes him!
3
In particular, going into the
tun
state is a risky decision.
4
Their next step is to determine whether
tun
A
can become a social experience.
5
Widen the middle level for the longer dimensions of a picnic-cooler mash
tun
.
6
Making a mash
tun
means you are now going to make all-grain beers.
7
There were five hundred eggs, larger in girth than a
tun
of Chian.
8
Grafton used as his device a
tun
with grafted fruit-tree growing through it.
9
Nay, listen: Last year's vintage crowds our cellars,
tun
on
tun
:
10
Finally, drain the mash
tun
directly into a brew kettle on the lower level.
11
Somewhere in the fog of the ancient hells, there is a
tun
like that.
12
Now everything should be ready for your first batch in your new mash
tun
.
13
Oddly enough the
tun
state, their most famous trick, is also the least versatile.
14
Soon the rim of the
tun
was in his grasp.
15
The treacherous Rowenne went to a
tun
,
wherein was placed the king's dearest wine.
16
One of the times they captured the castle, they tried to break open the
tun
.
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About this term
tun
Noun
Singular
Verb
Indicative · Present
Frequent collocations
great tun
large tun
yield a tun
dry tun
empty tun
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Translations for
tun
Russian
тун
Portuguese
tun
Tun
through the time
Tun
across language varieties
United Kingdom
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