Definition

A unit of measurement for volume, commonly used for liquids, that is equal to about half a liter.

Example

I ordered a pint of beer at the pub.

Conversation

Hey, do you want to grab a pint after work today?

Sure! That sounds like a great way to unwind.

I could really use a cold drink right now, maybe a pint of something refreshing.

Absolutely! Let's find a place with good beer.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

The word 'pint' originates from Old French 'pinte', which means a measure of liquid. It refers specifically to a unit of volume used for liquids, typically equal to one-eighth of a gallon.

Memory Tip

Think of the Old French word 'pinte' for a measure of liquid — this helps you remember that a pint is a specific volume for liquids.

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