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How to spell Naggin/Nagan/Nagin

Dave_The_Sheep

Discussion in work. How do you spell Naggin/Nagan/Nagin, of Vodka for example. 200ml I believe it is, but am open to correction.

Google is inconclusive, Wikipedia has no entry. Encyplopedia seems to suggest Nagan.

I'd have gone for Naggin myself.

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minidazzler

Theta wrote: »

Its not double though. Its called a half or a shoulder.

It's not half either TBH! It's one shot off double so double is close enough!

I would call it a 375 ml though.

Theta

It is 350ml though which is half a bottle!

A half of wine is 375ml.

1071823928

naggin.... then a daddy naggin!!!

Sofaspud

Theta wrote: »

It is 350ml though which is half a bottle!

It's a full 350ml bottle!

It'd be half a bottle if it was a half full 700ml bottle!

Or half empty, of course.

stephen_mch

Where does the whole shoulder thing come from? Never got that one and it drives me mad!

robinph

Sofaspud wrote: »

It's a full 350ml bottle!

It'd be half a bottle if it was a half full 700ml bottle!

Or half empty, of course.

A half bottle, not half a bottle.

joewicklow

I call shenanaggins (sorry)

PirateGirl

naggon is the way i spell it...

Jev/N

Naggin = 200 ml
Shoulder = 350 ml

Funnily enough they had a 100 ml size in England, larger that what I would call a 'shot bottle'

concussion

Colloquially I've only heard naggin but it should be noggin and is the same measure as a gill. According to NASA and the University of North Carolina it should also be 142 ml as opposed to 200 ml

http://www.unc.edu/~rowlett/units/dictN.html
http://spacemath.gsfc.nasa.gov/weekly/3Page17.pdf

Gordon

I prefer supping my buckfast from a Nebuchadnezzar.

chocolate biscuits

I've often had the same dissucion myself! I would say naggan personally. I've know it to be called lagan either though