lager
LAH-gur/ˈlɑɡɚ/UKLAH-guh/ˈlɑːɡə/
Plurallagers
Plurallagers
Formslagers, lagering, lagered
- 1A crisp beer made with a yeast that settles to the bottom while brewing.
I ordered a cold lager with my lunch.
The pub serves a local lager on tap.
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- 3Alternative spelling of laager. It means the same thing, just written a different way.
The settlers formed a lager with their wagons at night.
Inside the lager, the families felt safe from attack.
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- 4Alternative spelling of laager. It means the same thing, just written a different way.
The travelers lager their wagons every evening for safety.
We lager here tonight and move on at dawn.
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Origin
From German Lagerbier, meaning beer made for storing, from Lager, meaning 'store'.