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Definition of bushel
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of bushel is as below...
Bushel
(n.) A dry
measure,
containing
four
pecks,
eight
gallons,
or
thirty-two
quarts..
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Aggregate
::
Aggregate
(v. t.) To
amount
in the
aggregate
to; as, ten
loads,
aggregating
five
hundred
bushels..
Bushelage
::
Bushelage
(n.) A duty
payable
on
commodities
by the
bushel.
Coomb
::
Coomb (n.) A dry
measure
of four
bushels,
or half a
quarter..
Last
::
Last (n.) A load; a heavy
burden;
hence,
a
certain
weight
or
measure,
generally
estimated
at 4,000 lbs., but
varying
for
different
articles
and in
different
countries.
In
England,
a last of
codfish,
white
herrings,
meal, or
ashes,
is
twelve
barrels;
a last of corn, ten
quarters,
or
eighty
bushels,
in some parts of
England,
twenty-one
quarters;
of
gunpowder,
twenty-four
barrels,
each
containing
100 lbs; of red
herrings,
twenty
cades,
or
20,000;
of
hides,
twelve
dozen;
of
leather,
twenty
dickers;
Trug
::
Trug (n.) An old
measure
of wheat equal to two
thirds
of a
bushel.
Chetvert
::
Chetvert
(n.) A
measure
of grain equal to
0.7218
of an
imperial
quarter,
or 5.95
Winchester
bushels..
Strike
::
Strike
(n.) An old
measure
of four
bushels.
Sack
::
Sack (n.) A
measure
of
varying
capacity,
according
to local usage and the
substance.
The
American
sack of salt is 215
pounds;
the sack of
wheat,
two
bushels..
Chaldron
::
Chaldron
(n.) An
English
dry
measure,
being,
at
London,
36
bushels
heaped
up, or its
equivalent
weight,
and more than twice as much at
Newcastle.
Now used
exclusively
for coal and
coke..
Strike
::
Strike
(n.) A
bushel;
four
pecks.
Bushel
::
Bushel
(n.) A
quantity
that fills a
bushel
measure;
as, a heap
containing
ten
bushels
of
apples..
Frickle
::
Frickle
(n.) A
bushel
basket.
Water Measure
::
Water
measure
() A
measure
formerly
used for
articles
brought
by
water,
as
coals,
oysters,
etc. The
water-measure
bushel
was three
gallons
larger
than the
Winchester
bushel..
Hamper
::
Hamper
(n.) A large
basket,
usually
with a
cover,
used for the
packing
and
carrying
of
articles;
as, a
hamper
of wine; a
clothes
hamper;
an
oyster
hamper,
which
contains
two
bushels..
Bushel
::
Bushel
(n.) A dry
measure,
containing
four
pecks,
eight
gallons,
or
thirty-two
quarts..
Bushelman
::
Bushelman
(n.) A
tailor's
assistant
for
repairing
garments;
--
called
also
busheler.
Hutch
::
Hutch (n.) A
measure
of two
Winchester
bushels.
Half
::
Half (a.)
Consisting
of a
moiety,
or half; as, a half
bushel;
a half hour; a half
dollar;
a half
view..
Contain
::
Contain
(v. t.) To have
capacity
for; to be able to hold; to hold; to be
equivalent
to; as, a
bushel
contains
four
pecks..
Fanega
::
Fanega
(n.) A dry
measure
in Spain and
Spanish
America,
varying
from 1/ to 2/
bushels;
also, a
measure
of
land..
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