Noun:

పేటిక, గాలన్ వైన్స్, తుపాకీ, గన్ బ్యారెల్,

barrels's Usage Examples:

The herrings are ripened for a couple of days in oak barrels in a salty solution.

Once only found in expensive custom shotguns, overbored barrels are now becoming common in mass-marketed guns.

The brandy must be twice distilled in copper pot stills and aged at least two years in French oak barrels.

In 1885, Morland became a limited company and changed its name to United Breweries and its trademark to a pyramid of three beer barrels, with the initials of the three breweries on the ends of them.

Ballard rifled barrels have grooves generally in the range of .

exchanges typically report their production in terms of volume and use the units bbl (one barrel), or kbbl or Mbbl (one kilobarrel, one thousand barrels), or.

A 1974 report stated that the ASN Hotel sold "10 kilderkins [5 barrels] and 20 dozens of packaged beer" per week, while the other.

With these improvements, the mill was able to produce 100 barrels of flour a day.

several cubic meters, oak barrels or glass demijohns (also referred to as carboys), depending on the goals of the winemakers.

semi-regenerative catalytic reforming 14,100 barrels per day (2,240 m3/d) of hydrocracking for distillate upgrading 49,500 barrels per day (7,870 m3/d) of catalytic.

Clark and Colonel Hoffman, who reviewed reports on the camps, in mid-October 1863 DeLand provided the prisoners with cooking utensils, one hundred barrels of lime, twenty-four white-wash brushes, and a quantity of lumber for repairs and washing of buildings.

The Chinese also built the first repeating firearm: several barrels behind a small wooden shield.

As the handwheel is cranked, the barrels rotate clockwise and each barrel sequentially loads a single cartridge.

Synonyms:

large indefinite amount, large indefinite quantity,

Antonyms:

minimum,