Tun
noun
1.
a large cask for holding liquids, especially wine, ale, or beer.
2.
a measure of liquid capacity, usually equivalent to 252 wine gallons.
verb (used with object), tunned, tunning.
3.
to put into or store in a tun or tuns.
1.
Tunisia.
noun
1.
a large beer cask
2.
a measure of capacity, usually equal to 252 wine gallons
3.
a cask used during the manufacture of beer
verb tuns, tunning, tunned
4.
(transitive) to put into or keep in tuns
Tun.
1.
Tunisia
2.
Tunisian
3.
Tunisian
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