boccale
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boccale
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Borrowed from Italian boccale. Doublet of bocal and pokal.
noun boccales · boccali
- A unit of volume formerly used in Italy, varying by region. Proceeding to the small commercial liquid-measures devised to meet convenience in the retail sale of liquids, ale, beer, wine, oil, and honey, there is a marked accordance among the whole of the quarts, pots, mass, and crushka of Northern Europe, and the boccale and bozze of Southern Europe; […]
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