Barrel

[Sarah]

A Container or vessel commonly used to safeguard gold coins, potions or magical weapons of unimaginable power. It is a close relative of the [Crate] which is the updated version.

[Sarah]

A keg, or any large container of alcohol (such as a [handle]). Usually said with a hold on the el.

[Sarah]

To approach a girl or group of girls uninvited

[Sarah]

Boston slang meaning Trash can

[Marquetta]

A noun used when describing what you would bend a girl over on to plow her ass till it hurts

[Justin Bieber]

A [tangible] [cylindrical] [object].

[Michiko]

A cylindrical container bulging out in the middle, traditionally made of wooden staves with metal hoops round them.

[Magaret]

Barrel in Guns and Ammunition. A cylindrical tube placed inside the gun where the round sits.

[Jessica]

A unit of volume equal to 42 U.S. gallons.

[Jason Yan]

a large container, made of wood, metal, or plastic, with a flat top and bottom and curved sides that make it fatter in the middle:

[Jessica]

The barrel is a container used to store and transport liquids such as beer, wine or oil. It is made of a cylindrical shape and has an opening at the top called a bung, which is used to control the release of liquid. The barrel is typically made from wood, such as oak or maple. The top of the barrel is called a headspace, which helps to prevent the beer from coming into contact with air and spoiling. The barrel is typically stored horizontally, with the opening towards the ground to allow for easy transportation. The barrel is an essential part of the brewing process, as it helps to preserve and enhance the flavor of the liquid.