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pint

[pahynt] / paɪnt /


NOUN
pound
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It's been around since time began, as normal now as pre-match pints and half-time pies.

From BBC

A pub landlord is asking customers if they would be happy paying £7.50 for a pint of Guinness.

From BBC

Many of us, it seems, are swapping a traditional pint or glass or wine for a soft drink.

From BBC

Perhaps you plan to fight Hitler by striking him on the skull with your pint of ale?

From Literature

Back in the pub in the Hutongs, a group of Dutch tourists who've been on a cycle tour come in for some heat and a pint, led by a British travel company - Our Beijing.

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