keg

Preposition: of

• beer: Many champion skaters competed for money, pieces of beef and kegs of beer.
• brandy: In the 18th century boats brought in kegs of contraband brandy which smugglers rolled along secret tunnels from the shore to Black Castle.
• spirit: When the Vicar unlocked the church door, he discovered the floor of the belfry and even the font filled with kegs of spirits.
• gunpowder: But if I carry about a keg of gunpowder within me, I am not to blame the match if there comes an explosion.
• wine: The steeple of a nearby church was one of the places where illicit kegs of wine, gin and whiskey were once hid.

Converse of object

• ignite: Lessons to be learned In some ways the action research ignited a powder keg that had been waiting to go off.
• get: Go in and get the other keg and throw it to the boxes.
• carry: Summoned silently to help them carry a keg of liquor, he drinks from the flagon, and falls asleep on the hillside.

Adjective modifier

• empty: Enough space was cleared of dirt and debris to lay planks on top of empty nail kegs, to seat possibly thirty persons.
• potential: The Middle East conflict has long been recognized as a potential powder keg.

Modifies a noun

• cider: Cider keg Cider is made from pressed apples which undergo a process of fermentation.
• beer: Unlike keg beer which has to be chilled, real ale has flavors you need to taste!
• ale: The Lounge Bar serves many cask and keg ales and with dance floor has live entertainment Thursday to Saturday.
• party: Leo, Gib, John, Tom at the keg party!
• lager: It was enormously successful, particularly in Scotland, where in the years keg lager captured 20 % of the beer market.
• version: A keg version of the beer was to be retained.

Noun used with modifier

• powder: Secondly, you also asked the very good question about what can be done about the Balkan powder keg?
• beer: It's Laurel and Hardy stuff particularly when they've drunk the beer keg dry.
• gunpowder: As part of their plan, they stored gunpowder kegs in the cellars of the House of Lords.
• metal: It is then pasteurized to make a sterile product and dispensed into a sealed metal keg.