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runlet

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run·let  (rnlt)
n.
A rivulet.

runlet [ˈrʌnlɪt]
n
(Miscellaneous Technologies / Brewing) Archaic a cask for wine, beer, etc.
[from Old French rondelet roundlet]
Translations
runlet [ˈrʌnlɪt] N runnel [ˈrʌnl] Narroyuelo m


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I did step into the cellarage to see what might be rescued there; for though a cup of burnt wine, with spice, be an evening's drought for an emperor, it were waste, methought, to let so much good liquor be mulled at once; and I had caught up one runlet of sack, and was coming to call more aid among these lazy knaves, who are ever to seek when a good deed is to be done, when I was avised of a strong door--- Aha
He halted at a little runlet among the fields, and considered the hoof-pitted bank.
Were it not better for an Archbishop of His Church to walk in humility and poverty among His people, than to be ever surrounded with the temptations of fine clothing, jewels and much gold, to say nothing of two sumpter beasts heavy laden with runlets of wine?
 
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