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(A hogshead is an archaic unit of liquid volume based on a barrel or cask)

"He had the men lift a hogshead of beer from the large stack and put it in his cart."

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How do you put hogshead in a sentence?

The apples were shipped in a hogshead. The hogshead of beer would keep the party going for a couple of days.


How tall is Nancy Hogshead?

Nancy Hogshead is 5' 8".


When was Nancy Hogshead-Makar born?

Nancy Hogshead-Makar was born in 1962.


How many Firkins in a Hogshead?

There are 6 Firkins (9 imperial gallons) in a Hogshead (54 imperial gallons)


When was Nancy Hogshead born?

Nancy Hogshead was born on April 17, 1962, in Iowa City, Iowa, USA.


What is 54 gallons called?

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What is an equivalent to a hogshead in liquid measuring?

A hogshead is equivalent to about 63 gallons or roughly 238 liters in liquid measuring.


How many gills are there in one hogshead?

2016 gills Added to answer above: The only connection found between hogshead and fish is a reference (see related link) to measuring a quantity of fish in New Brunswick.


What unit for a solid do you use for density?

Density can be expressed as (any unit of mass) divided by (any unit of volume). My personal favorite is [ slug per hogshead ] .


How big is a hogshead?

An English beer cask containing 54 imperial gallons


One cubic meter is equal to what?

About 35.3147 cubic feet or 4.1923 Hogshead.


Is there a town in England called Hogshead?

I can find no record of a town called Hogshead and I have never heard of it personally.It's not the sort of name we would give to a town. Pubs get called Hogshead sometimes.Just in case you misheard the name, there is a well-known village, in the Lake District of England, called Hawkshead. (There is more information about this village, further down this page, listed under Related Links.)