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Definition of stein
: a large mug (as of earthenware) used especially for beer; also : the quantity of beer that a stein holds
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Every autumn, some 6 million beer obsessives descend upon Munich for Oktoberfest, the Bavarian beer festival known for large steins overflowing with frothy beer, jubilant brass-bands, and plates of greasy bratwurst to soak up the booze.
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Saturdays and Sundays at Ema, 74 W. Illinois St., 312-527-5586, www.emachicago.com. 2) Grab a stein at Mayfest Channel Oktoberfest in summer with Lincoln Square’s oompah-heavy Mayfest (yes, in June).
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The rest of the day includes more than 300 vendors, live music and various contests, including stein-holding and pie-eating.
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Regardless of the seriousness of the cause, organizers are planning to make the fest fun, with stein-holding and pretzel-tossing contests as well as bean bag games.
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In Bob McGrath’s production, the audience members become witnesses to the trial and dissection, starting with a pre-performance gathering in which friendly women in period dress serve steins of beer and sausages.
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Origin and Etymology of stein
probably from German Steingut stoneware, from Stein stone + Gut goods
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(Heinrich Friedrich) Karl 1757–1831 Freiherr vom und zum Stein Prussian statesman
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