utepils.
a pilsner or other beer drunk outdoors, especially at an outdoor serving area
Meaning & usage
a pilsner or other beer drunk outdoors, especially at an outdoor serving area
Årets første utepils er alltid den beste.
Where this word comes from
From ute (“outside, outdoors”) + pils (“pilsner, beer”), literally “outdoor beer”. The second element pils (“pilsner, beer”) is a shortening of pilsner (“pilsner”). First attested in 1963, in the phrase vårens første utepils (“the first outdoor beer of spring”) in Arbeiderbladet. The association with the first beer drunk outdoors in spring is therefore already present in the earliest known written attestation. The word was first included as a dictionary headword in the 1996 edition of Tanums store rettskrivningsordbok, and was added to Bokmålsordboka and Nynorskordboka in 2020.
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