Cask is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CASK in dictionary:

VERB:
• to store in a strong barrel
• To put into a cask.
• put into a cask
NOUN:
• a large barrel-like container used for storing liquids, typically alcoholic drinks
• the quantity of liquid held in a cask
• Same as Casque.
• A barrel-shaped vessel made of staves headings, and hoops, usually fitted together so as to hold liquids. It may be larger or smaller than a barrel.
• The quantity contained in a cask.
• A casket; a small box for jewels.
• the quantity a cask will hold
• a cylindrical container that holds liquids
• large barrel
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to store in a cask (a strong barrel)
• barrel used to hold alcoholic drink

Words related to CASK

casked13 casking14 casks11

Words that contain CASK

casks11 casky14 casked13 casket12 caskets13 caskier13 casking14 casketed15 caskiest14 uncasked15 casketing16 caskstand16 caskstands17

How to use CASK in a sentence

• He brought away a cask of fresh water, a chest of sea-biscuit, some Holland cheese, wine, salt pork and more dried fish.
• Doubtless this shell-fish had there taken up his quarters, and thrown his own body into the breach, in order the better to preserve the precious contents of the cask.
• In the midst was a large open cask which filled itself by a pipe from a former six-inch water-hazard.
• We stopped at a house for water, which the man brought out in a little cask.
• The fountain had but two little streams of water, and it took a long time to fill a cask.
• The last cask of lamp oil, too, fell a sacrifice to this storm, having been torn from its fastenings, and broken into pieces.
• A cask climbed the crest of a wave, rolling down on the opposite side.
• Sprawling comfortably in the chair he lit his pipe, his ear on the alert to catch the slightest sound of the captive in the cask above.
• When you leave your cabin in the morning, as you enter the saloon, you fancy a cask of spirits has burst.
• It was not long before their attention was awakened by the tapping of a cask of rum, which with many more had been washed out of the hold.
• His example was followed by some others, who seized the second cask, and remained some hours at that dangerous post.
• I filled it well up to the brim from the second cask, returned to deck, and handed it to the man who stood behind Martin.
• The pestle and mortar on the cask attracted his attention.
• Those who follow old Kondiaronk, the Rat, are fairly loyal, but the faction under the Baron would sell us to the English for the price of a cask of rum.
• I saw the ashes of a dead fire, and a cask that had held rum lying with the sides and end knocked in.
• Taking one of the jars in which he saw the coffee was ground he poured out a cupful and drew some water from a cask.
• Nor that the king, when he had broached and drunk the cask of rum, would be in a mood to discuss the treaty.
• If they built ten huts, and recover a cask of biscuit from the wreck, then their thousand pounds, at its maximum value, is worth ten huts and a cask of biscuit.
• If they make their thousand pounds into two thousand by writing new notes, their two thousand pounds are still worth ten huts and a cask of biscuit.
• Reader, if you have ever been in Spain, you may have seen the Xerez or sherry wine brought from the mountains to be put into the cask.
• Then the natives of Le Puiset offer them a cask of wine, and pour it into a barrel hoisted on to the truck.
• A small cask of biscuit and two or three blankets were placed in it, and here the captives were left to do as they pleased until such time as Manton chose to send for them.
• Bishop placed his hand reverently on a blackened, time-charred cask.

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