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Gill (measurement)
Imperial unit of volume for liquid measure, equal to one-quarter of a pint or five fluid ounces (0.142 litre), traditionally used in selling alcoholic drinks.
In southern England it is also called a noggin, but in northern England the large noggin is used, which is two gills.
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