quart

Preposition: of

• ale: Did you not hear me say that I would give a quart of ale to see a poet?
• beer: She had had a gill of whiskey and a quart of beer in bed that morning and was intoxicated.
• milk: The cows yield from 25 to 30 quarts of milk daily.
• wine: Customs Allowance Passengers over 18 may import, duty-free, 200 cigarettes or 250 g tobacco articles; 1 quart of wine or spirits.
• water: Then use 4 drops of bleach per quart of water, 16 drops per gallon.
• oil: The leak caused me to add a total of 6 quarts of oil to get here.

Converse of object

• squeeze: In effect we tried to squeeze a quart out of a pint pot.
• drink: Indeed, in studies into alcoholism apparently, some pigs drank a quart of vodka a day!
• add: Strain, add a quart of brandy, put the wine into a cask, leave for two months, then bottle it.
• get: Trying to get a quart into a pint pot is never easy.
• take: I took a quart, or several quarts, along in my grip.
• have: Not to worry, have a quart can of fuel in toolbox.

Adjective modifier

several: I took a quart, or several quarts, along in my grip.

Modifies a noun

• jar: Here's how I do it: Put 4 ounces of dried Echinacea augustifolia root in a quart jar.
• pot: Can we get a pint into a quart pot?
• bottle: She bent over and examined the bushes, finding a quart bottle hidden within the fronds and leaves.
• water: Dissolve 3 pounds sugar in 1/2 quart water and boil for 5 minutes; add coffee concentrate and cool.
• size: For traveling, I standardly pack enough for about two dozen slides into a quart size zip-lock freezer bag.
• basin: In the center of the chapel is a curious font, the circumference of which is almost equal to that of a quart basin.

Preposition: in

pot: It is very much a very high quality quart in a poetic pint pot.