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snifter
[ snif-ter ]
noun
- Also called inhaler. a pear-shaped glass, narrowing at the top to intensify the aroma of brandy, liqueur, etc.
- Informal. a very small drink of liquor.
snifter
/ ˈsnɪftə /
noun
- a pear-shaped glass with a short stem and a bowl that narrows towards the top so that the aroma of brandy or a liqueur is retained
- informal.a small quantity of alcoholic drink
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Example Sentences
Strain into a chilled snifter glass, rimmed with smoked-chipotle dust.
But picking up the sail in other blows and picking it up in a Cape Horn snifter is a horse of another color.
The first of the telegrams arrived shortly after noon, and Jeeves brought it in with the before-luncheon snifter.
At sunset he quit, easy winner, and went without taking so much as a "snifter."
For the love of goodness, Fritz, give me a snifter of tanglefoot!
But he was just a snifter short on that potent and undisciplined drink.
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