six-pack (sĭks'pāk')
n. Six units of a commodity, especially six cans or bottles of a beverage, such as beer, sold in a pack. The contents of a six-pack.
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| Main Entry: | six-pack1 |
| Part of Speech: | n |
| Definition: | a set of six cans or bottles of a beverage that is packaged and sold together; the contents of a six-pack |
| Main Entry: | six-pack2 |
| Part of Speech: | n |
| Definition: | well-developed abdominal muscles |
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Slang Dictionary
six-pack
- in.
to while away a specified period of time drinking a six-pack of beer. (See also Joe Six-pack.) : He sat in front of the television and six-packed the entire afternoon.
- n.
a well-muscled abdomen. : Tom's gut is a real six-pack. He must work out every day.
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