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Blood donation unit

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• ___ glass (type of barware)

• .473 liter

• A quarter of two quarts

• About half a liter

• Ale amount

• Ale bottle size

• Ale measure

• Ale order

• Ale quantity

• Ale serving

• Amount of eggnog

• Bar measure

• Beer amount

• Beer glass capacity

• Beer serving

• Ben & Jerry's buy

• Ben & Jerry's purchase

• Ben & Jerry's quantity

• Ben & Jerry's unit

• Berry quantity

• Black and tan object

• Blood donation

• Blood donation, maybe

• Blood donor's offering

• Blood drive donation

• Blood-donation amount

• Blueberry quantity

• Can quantity

• Common measuring-cup capacity

• Cream buy

• Cream purchase

• Cream quantity

• Dairy measure

• Four gills

• Four noggins

• Fraction of a quart

• Gallon fraction

• Guinness measure

• Guinness pour

• Guinness serving

• Haagen-Dazs buy

• Half a quart

• Half-___ (pipsqueak)

• Half-and-half carton, often

• Half-quart

• Harp order

• Ice cream amount

• Ice cream buy

• Ice cream purchase

• Ice cream purchase, perhaps

• Ice cream quantity

• Ice cream unit

• Lager order

• Liquid measure

• Measure of capacity

• Measure of volume

• Milk measure

• Milk measurement

• One quarter of two quarts

• One-eighth of a gallon

• Package-store purchase

• Part of a peck

• Peck fraction

• Porter order

• Porter serving

• Post-show bar order

• Post-show bar reward

• Pub glass capacity, perhaps

• Pub measure

• Pub offering

• Pub order

• Pub portion

• Pub purchase

• Pub quaff

• Pub quantity

• Pub request

• Pub serving

• Pub serving, sometimes

• Quaff quantity

• Quart division

• Quart fraction

• Quart part

• Serving of ale

• Small amount of milk

• Small milk carton capacity

• Sour cream purchase

• Stout order

• Stout serving

• Takeout container size

• Tavern measure

• Tavern order

• Two cups

• Two cups, to Pamela Anderson, and to everyone else

• Two-cupper

• Unit of capacity

• Unit of measure

• Victoria's Secret line

• Volume measure

• Whiskey purchase

• Whiskey unit

• A British imperial capacity measure (liquid or dry) equal to 4 gills or 568.26 cubic centimeters

• A United States dry unit equal to 0.5 quart or 33.6 cubic inches