snifter
snifter
Definition
snif·ter (snif′tər)
noun
- ☆ a footed goblet that tapers to a small opening to concentrate the aroma, as of brandy
- ☆ Slang a small drink of liquor
Etymology: < snift, var. of sniff
snifter
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- have: I believe they all had a snifter in The Royal pub in Clayton ( just above the church ) beforehand.
Adjective modifier
- few: Made of heavy duty PVC with soft flock top ( try saying that after a few snifters ).
- quick: Hey, and why not have a quick snifter inside the SV beforehand?
Modifies a noun
- valve: Over a period of hours however the air is replenished via the snifter valve to its original volume of 10 liters.
Noun used with modifier
- brandy: My Nana had a glass bowl that looked like a big brandy snifter.
