Big Beer or Old Whisky

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Big Beer or Old Whisky: (1) 100 year old whisky left over by Ernest Shackleton and crew to be dug up in Antarctica. (2) Opposite of 'Small Beer'. (3) A rare, exceptional beverage or find. (4) Not a trifle nor trifling to obtain. [Send us a bottle if you can, please. (Yes, we're over 21)].


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FOM: Shackleton's whisky to be dug up









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Small Beer

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Small Beer: Not a new term, but one we thought belonged in the dictionary. (1) With reference to the article on Enid Blyton, an author banned for being trifling. Actually, this may be a new definition... (2) Low alcoholic content beverage. (3) A trifle, of little importance. (4) Like this dictionary... John: Hey!


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FOM: 'Small beer' Blyton banned by BBC , Big Beer or Old Whisky and Shackleton's whisky to be dug up









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