Definition of gang-cask in English:

gang-cask

noun ˈɡaŋˌkaskˈɡaŋˌkɑːsk

Nautical historical

A small wooden cask used especially for transporting water from shore to a ship.

Origin

Mid 18th century; earliest use found in George Robertson (?1750–1832), writer on agriculture and topographer. From gang + cask, probably so called on account of its use for transport.

Definition of gang-cask in US English:

gang-cask

noun

Nautical historical

A small wooden cask used especially for transporting water from shore to a ship.

Origin

Mid 18th century; earliest use found in George Robertson (?1750–1832), writer on agriculture and topographer. From gang + cask, probably so called on account of its use for transport.

单词	gang-cask
释义	Definition of gang-cask in English: gang-cask noun ˈɡaŋˌkaskˈɡaŋˌkɑːsk Nautical historical A small wooden cask used especially for transporting water from shore to a ship. Origin Mid 18th century; earliest use found in George Robertson (?1750–1832), writer on agriculture and topographer. From gang + cask, probably so called on account of its use for transport. Definition of gang-cask in US English: gang-cask noun Nautical historical A small wooden cask used especially for transporting water from shore to a ship. Origin Mid 18th century; earliest use found in George Robertson (?1750–1832), writer on agriculture and topographer. From gang + cask, probably so called on account of its use for transport.
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