Crossword clues for keg
keg
- Source of brew
- Sight at a fraternity party, perhaps
- Pub barrel
- Pony ___
- Oktoberfest need
- Large beer dispenser
- Frat-party need
- Frat-house order
- Frat party supply
- Frat party delivery
- Frat party buy
- Container at a beer bash
- Bud holder, perhaps
- Brewpub container
- Big beer container
- Beer quantity
- Beer bust delivery, perhaps
- Beer bust buy
- Beer bash convenience
- Bass holder
- Barrel-shaped beer dispenser
- ___ of Nails (college football trophy)
- Where you might make a stand at a fraternity
- Where college students might take a stand?
- What a beer pump gets attached to
- Vessel at a toga party
- Toga party staple
- Toga party buy
- Toga party barrel
- Thing that's tapped
- Thing tapped at a party
- Tavern cask
- Tavern barrel
- Tappable container
- Tap setting
- Stout container
- Staple of some parties
- St. Bernard's cargo
- St. Bernard collar accessory
- Sprayer of warm, frothy lite beer, usually
- Spot for a tap
- Saloon cask
- Saloon barrel
- Pub delivery
- Porter holder
- Place for a beer pump
- Party starter?
- Party item that has a tap
- Party barrel
- Pabst dispenser
- Object near the been pong table
- Nail container
- Low-quality Greek beer holder
- Little barrel
- Large metal container for beer
- Large container of beer
- Large container found at a beer bash
- Lager container, maybe
- It's tapped out
- It's tapped into
- It typically holds 124 pints
- It often holds 15.5 gallons of beer
- It holds drafts
- It gets pumped for a party?
- Holder of drafts
- Harp holder
- Half-barrel, e.g
- Giant container for beer
- Fraternity party container
- Frat-party beverage holder
- Frat vessel
- Frat vat
- Frat purchase
- Frat partygoers may gather around one
- Frat party regular
- Frat party prop
- Frat party necessity
- Frat party magnet
- Frat party gathering spot
- Frat party focal point
- Frat bash staple
- Five-gallon barrel
- Dispenser of drafts
- Container with a tap
- Container of Greek life
- Common frat-party sight
- College party's beer source
- Centerpiece of a frat party
- Centerpiece of a beer bash
- Center of a blowout, sometimes
- Campus party item
- Brewery cask
- Brew barrel
- Big container for beer
- Big beer holder
- Beer-bash buy
- Beer store purchase
- Beer dispenser at a frat party
- Beer container delivered to frat parties
- Beer container at a frat party
- Beer bust unit
- Beer bust delivery
- Beer bust barrel
- Beer blast necessity
- Beer blast feature
- Beer blast buy
- Beer bash necessity
- Beer bash container
- Beck's release?
- Barrel to tap
- Barrel of beer
- Barrel for beer
- Barrel at a toga party
- Barrel at a beer blast
- Barrel at a bash
- Bar cask
- Armory container
- Ale barrel
- About 60 liters of watery domestic, typically
- 10-gallon container
- "Tap takeover" unit
- ___ stand (college party trick)
- Tapster's unit
- Fraternity party staple
- Gunpower site
- Beer party staple
- Beer barrel at a frat party
- Beer container that's tapped
- Powder holder
- Place for powder
- Stag party staple
- Resource to be tapped?
- It may be tapped
- Powder site
- Source of suds
- Gunpowder holder
- It's tapped in a frat
- Suds dispenser
- Center of a blowout, maybe
- Five or ten gallons' worth
- Beer bash need
- Tapping target
- Something under the counter that puts people under the table
- Beer bust purchase
- Beer holder at a frat party
- Bud holder, maybe
- One tapped for a fraternity?
- Tap site
- What's tapped at a beer bust
- Beer blast centerpiece
- Unit of gunpowder
- Bud holder, of sorts
- Fraternity party setup
- Something below the bar
- Miller site?
- Big beer buy
- Tapping site
- ID-requiring purchase
- Bud holder?
- Equivalent of about seven cases of beer
- ___ party
- Party congregation site, maybe
- "Animal House" party fixture
- Frat party fixture
- Big beer order
- Barrel of fun?
- Party purchase
- College party epicenter, often
- Small cask or barrel
- Powder ____
- Cask
- Tun
- Nails holder
- College party essential
- Pub vessel
- Ten-gallon cask
- Beer-party cask
- Firkin's relative
- College party staple
- Brewery item
- Barrel usually holding less than 10 gallons
- Container for lager
- Vessel for beer
- Unit of weight for nails
- Small cask
- Small tun
- Pub item
- Small barrel
- Rundlet
- Bar order
- Draft source
- Beer buy
- Winery container
- Brewery container
- Suds source
- Nail holder
- Beer vessel
- Powder container
- Cooper's creation
- __ party
- Liquid container
- Brewery unit
- Frat party item
- Beer source
- Beer bash barrel
- Gunpowder container
- Frat party staple
- Beer cask
- Beer bash buy
- St. Bernard's burden
- Beer dispenser at a party
- Bar barrel
- It can hold its beer
- Frat party purchase, stereotypically
- Brew holder
- Tapped container
- Frat party container
- Beer bust essential
- 100 pounds of nails
- Powder ___ (potentially dangerous situation)
- Frat-party delivery
- Frat party barrel
- Cylindrical container
- Cooper creation
- Tapped item
- Suds holder
- Party vessel
- Large beer container
- Frat-party item
- Frat party's beer container
- Frat party vessel
- Frat party sight
- Frat party need
- Frat party feature
- Frat party dispenser
- Coors container
- Cooper's product
- Beer bash sight
- Bash barrel
- Barrel at a beer bash
- Toga party sight
- Tavern container
- Tapped vessel
- St. Bernard's load
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Keg \Keg\ (k[e^]g), n. [Earlier cag, Icel. kaggi; akin to Sw. kagge.] A small cask or barrel.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
1630s, earlier kag (mid-15c.), from a Scandinavian source such as Old Norse kaggi "keg, cask," of unknown origin. Cognate with Swedish kagge, Norwegian kagg. Specific sense of "barrel of beer" is from 1945. U.S. student slang kegger "party featuring a keg of beer" attested by 1969.
Wiktionary
n. A round, traditionally wooden container of lesser capacity than a barrel, often used to store beer. vb. (cx transitive English) To store in a keg.
WordNet
n. the quantity contained in a keg [syn: kegful]
small cask or barrel
Wikipedia
A keg is a small barrel.
Traditionally, a wooden keg is made by a cooper and used to transport items such as nails, gunpowder, and a variety of liquids.
More recently, a keg is often constructed of aluminum or steel. It is commonly used to store, transport, and serve beer. Other alcoholic or non-alcoholic drinks, carbonated or non-carbonated, may be housed in a keg as well. Such liquids are generally kept under pressure.
Usage examples of "keg".
When they had raised their glasses together, Axel went off to see about a new keg, and the other men turned back to a game of draughts.
Corunna, coming on deck the following morning, found Marvin bargaining with the bumboat men whose small craft, laden with horse-meat, water kegs and newly-caught marine delicacies such as mussels and squid, were clustered at the waist of the Olive Branch like squash seeds floating beside a segment of their parent squash.
He replaced the keg in its chocks with neat precision and waved Zarantha towards the stairs.
It happened, however, that some unneighbourly person sent him notice of a clecking of tea chests, or brandy kegs, at which both Jenny and Betty Pawkie were the howdies.
By the time Asa finished his third helping of cobbler, he felt like he sat in the middle of a powder keg.
Surprise bore down, therefore, under her fighting-sails, with her master at the con, her guns run out, powder-boys sitting well behind them on their leather cartridge-cases, shot-garlands full, splinter-netting rigged, scuttle-butts all along, decks damped and sanded, and wet fearnought screens over the hatches leading to the magazine far below, where the gunner sat among his little deadly kegs.
His chest was as broad and as hard as one of the kegs in the larder, and his curly blond hair looked disheveled no matter how often he wetted or greased it down.
Just the same, Randal scanned the room warily as he and Lys made their way through the close- packed tables to where the landlord stood filling tankards from an open keg.
A fellow was selling nobblers out of a keg of brandy hanging from his neck.
Mackerel Cove was that the Toad, seen aground on the Clamshell June 19 by the Halifax lumberman, and found aground on the same ledge July 11 by the porgy steamer, had remained aground uninterruptedly between those two dates, the crew, meanwhile, consuming the four kegs of rum.
Paul told the negro to pull alongside and have the raftsman open the keg.
No, Keg sent his request for speed through his symbiont interface and the bike leaped forward.
The men exchanged looks, but Keg directed his symbiont to tow them to the base of an overhanging tree growing on a raised bit of swamp land.
At the sound of it the others stirred from their slumber and joined them as Keg directed his symbiont to pull them to shore.
Chardonnay, a puckering rendition of a California varietal she probably bought by the keg.