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beer-off

beer-off noun: an off-licence.

Noun

beer-off (plural beer-offs)

  1. (UK, regional) An off-licence.
    • He turns on the radio and sends one of the gang up to the beer-off near the crossroads at the top of the lane to have an enamel bucket filled with ale.2014, Richard Benson, The Valley: A Hundred Years in the Life of a Family

Forms of beer-off

pluralbeer-offs

Questions about beer-off

What does beer-off mean?
Beer-off means an off-licence.
What part of speech is beer-off?
Beer-off is a noun.
What is the plural of beer-off?
The plural of beer-off is beer-offs.

Words near beer-off in the dictionary

  1. beer-gut
  2. beer-guts
  3. Beer-Lambert law
  4. Beer-Lambert-Bouguer law
  5. beer-lore
  6. beer-off
  7. beer-offs
  8. beer-wort
  9. beer-worts
  10. Beeraahuttaa
  11. beerage

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