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six-pack

[ US /ˈsɪkˌspæk/ ]
NOUN
  1. a carton containing six bottles or cans

How To Use six-pack In A Sentence

  • I wouldn't trade my experiences in Prei Veng and Vishakhapatnam for anything (although you could have my Lima days for a six-pack in the park). Domesticity Never Looked So Exciting
  • The first thing that caught my eye was one of those plastic doohickeys that six-packs of soda come in.
  • But, of course, if a true six-pack abdomen is what you're looking for, diet alone won't do it.
  • Others chat about the supposed late-night spotting of a large rat dragging a six-pack of bottled water across the warehouse floor.
  • Men should remember that muscularity is not masculinity and that self-esteem is not built on a six-pack of abdominal muscles.
  • Consequently you end up with a load of unwanted, unnecessary tat like a novelty stand for your mobile phone, an after-shave that smells like cat pee, or a six-pack of socks in fluorescent, lime green.
  • Get your six-pack now! The Sun
  • I was high on morphine with a plate and six screws in my leg when he smuggled a six-pack of real beer into my Salt Lake City hospital room.
  • It's amazing what a six-pack and designer stubble can do for your love life. The Sun
  • The real question remains: Who on earth wants two six-packs of Non-Alcoholic beer?
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