Tank (disambiguation)
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A tank is an armoured combat vehicle.
Tank may also refer to:
[edit] Containers
- Reservoir (water), especially in India
- Irrigation tank, an ancient Indian method of collecting and storing water.
- Storage tank
- Swimming pool (old usage)
- Stock tank, for watering livestock
- Rotating tank, used for fluid mechanics experiments
- Septic tank
- Aquarium
- Terrarium
- Temple tank, a well or reservoir built as part of the temple complex in India
[edit] Music
- Tank (band), British heavy metal band
- Tank (singer), American R&B singer, songwriter, and producer
- Tank (vocalist), German Techno performer and martial artist Eric Geisenheyner
- Tank (Taiwanese singer), pop singer/songwriter from Taiwan
- "Tank!", a jazz song
- "Tank", a song by Emerson, Lake & Palmer on their 1970 eponymous album
- Tank (album) an album by Asian Dub Foundation
[edit] People
- Kurt Tank, German aerospace engineer
- Manisha Tank, BBC World presenter
- Tank (The Matrix), a fictional character from the film The Matrix
- Tank (Walkers), a fictional character from a UK advert for Walkers' crisps
- David "Tank" Abbott, an Ultimate Fighting Championship competitor
[edit] Games
- Tank (arcade game)
- Tank (computer gaming), a role in computer games, often a tough fighter character.
[edit] Places
- Tank, Pakistan, a small town
- Tank District, Pakistan
- Tanks videregående skole, a secondary school in Bergen, Norway
- Tankograd, meaning "Tank City", a nickname for the Russian city Chelyabinsk
[edit] Others
- Tank top, a garment
- Tank (film)
- Tank (magazine), a British magazine
- Tank (unit), An obsolete unit of measure in India
- "To tank" may refer to a sports team deliberately losing a game; see match fixing
- Another term for huddle in contract bridge
[edit] Etymology
See Storage_tank#Etymology for its etymology.
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