noun
General Slang
caguama
kah-GWAH-mah · noun · slang
Large 940ml returnable beer bottle
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Definitions
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A big returnable bottle of beer, named after the sea turtle for its size.
“Compramos una caguama para el partido.”
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caguama In A Sentence
Compramos una caguama para el partido.
Origin & Usage
From 'caguama' (loggerhead sea turtle), applied to the oversized bottle.
People Also Ask
What is a caguama?
It's a large returnable beer bottle in Mexico, typically around 940ml, meant to be shared.
Why is it called a caguama?
It's named after the caguama (loggerhead sea turtle) because of the bottle's big size.
How much beer is in a caguama?
Usually about 940ml, roughly the equivalent of two to three regular bottles.
Is caguama a brand?
No, it refers to the bottle format, not a brand — different breweries sell their beer in caguama-size bottles.
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