Definitions

1. noun

A large barrel or container, typically made of wood, used for storing liquids such as wine, beer, or oil.

“The winery used oak casks to age their finest vintages.”

2. verb

To fill or store something in a cask.

“The brewery casked the beer with precise attention to detail.”

3. verb

To fill or provide something with a supply of something, especially food or drink, for a period of time.

“The company casked the crew with a month’s worth of provisions.”

4. verb

To serve or provide something, especially food or drink, from a cask.

“The barista casked the coffee to the waiting customers.”