- A
hogshead (abbreviated "hhd",
plural "hhds") is a
large cask of
liquid (or, less often, of a food commodity). More specifically, it
refers to a specified...
- A
hogshead is a
large cask of liquid, and also a
measure of volume.
Hogshead may also
refer to:
Hogshead Publishing, a
former British game
company Sally...
- beer was
equal to half a tun, two
hogsheads,
three tierce, or 108
imperial gallons (129.7 US gal; 491.0 L). The
hogshead of beer and ale was
equal to a quarter...
-
Nancy Hogshead-Makar (née
Hogshead, born
April 17, 1962) is an
American swimmer who
represented the
United States at the 1984
Summer Olympics,
where she...
-
Sally Hogshead is a New York
Times bestselling author,
National Speakers ****ociation Hall of Fame speaker,
chief executive officer of How to Fascinate...
- and wine
cooperage industries.[clarification needed]
Examples include a
hogshead of 300 L (66 imp gal; 79 US gal), a
barrique of 220 L (48 imp gal; 58 US gal)...
- Head
cheese (Dutch: hoofdkaas) or
brawn is a cold cut
terrine or meat
jelly that
originated in Europe.[where?] It is made with
flesh from the head of a...
-
Smiling Hogshead Ranch (SHR) is a
community garden located in Long
Island City in New York City. It was
originally a
guerilla garden on the
abandoned tracks...
-
Hogshead Publishing was a
British game
company that
produced role-playing
games and game supplements. In
October 1994,
James Wallis founded Hogshead Publishing...
- and is
distinguished from
other unit measurements, such as firkins,
hogsheads, and kilderkins. Wine was
shipped in
barrels of 119
litres (31 US gal;...
