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bartender Definition

bar·tender (bärten′dər)

noun

a person who mixes and serves alcoholic drinks at a bar

bartender Usage Examples

Possessives

  • guide: Our friend must have been exposed to a bartender's guide.

Converse of object

  • ask: Ask the bartender to make drinks, or make them yourself.
  • tell: If you think youâre overdosing or got bad pills, tell a bartender.
  • see: She sees the bartender in a pool of blood, Cries out, " My God, they killed them all!
  • win: Close-up magic and flair bartending ( bottle juggling ) performed by our international award winning magical bartender.
  • push: He pushed the bartender out and closed the door on him.
  • watch: Always watch the bartender as he/she makes your drink or opens your bottle.

Adjective modifier

  • professional: Make easy money, be a certified, professional bartender.
  • experienced: The United Kingdom Bartenders Guild offers two Levels bar training courses aimed at both the younger and the more experienced bartender.
  • good: This year visitors can also see some of the best bartenders in the world take part in a series of live competitions.
  • friendly: The first pint out was bad, but it was exchanged with no problem by the friendly bartender for fresh pints.
  • top: Devon's top bartenders share their seasonal recipes with Lara Watson.
  • young: Her exploration involves the personal story of Vassilis, a young male bartender in the tourist town of Hania, Crete.

Modifies a noun

  • guide: What the devil is there to astonish anybody about a cross-town cruiser with online bartender guide a red water line?
  • training: Diageo is a strong supporter of responsible bartender training that helps to put this influence to good use.

Noun used with modifier

  • flair: Flair bartenders will be judged on an individual performance, using any of the BOLS range in the routine and final drink.
bartender Quotes

By the time a bartender knows what drink a man will have before he orders, there is little else about him worth knowing.

—Marquis, Don(ald Robert Perry)

A good writer isnot, per se, a good bookcritic.No more so than a good drunk is automaticallya good bartender.

—Bishop,Jim

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