barrico
noun
bar·ri·co
bəˈrē(ˌ)kō,
British often ˈbrākə
plural barricoes also barricos
: a small cask : keg
Word History
Etymology
perhaps altered from French barrique or Occitan barrica "barrel"
Note: First found in the writings of the soldier and explorer John Smith. The presumption that the word is borrowed from Spanish, found in various references, runs against the fact that Spanish barrica, "barrel," is not attested before 1639.
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