pint
noun [C] /paɪnt/Definition
B2 a measure for liquid equal to about half a litre: a pint of milk a pint of beerMeasurements of volumeGeneral words for size and amountInformal measurements of volume › UK informal a pint of beer: He usually goes out for a pint at lunchtime.Beer and cider
(Definition of pint noun from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- bushel noun
- capacity noun (AMOUNT)
- cc noun (MEASURE)
- centilitre noun
- cl
- fl oz
- fluid ounce noun
- gal noun (UNIT OF MEASUREMENT)
- gallon noun
- gill noun (MEASUREMENT)
- heaped adjective
- l noun (LITRE)
- level adjective (FLAT)
- litre noun
- magnum noun (WINE)
- measure noun (SIZE)
- millilitre noun
- pt noun (MEASUREMENT)
- qt
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