Noun:

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wineglass's Usage Examples:

afternoon, Stubbs went to a nearby restaurant and drank water laced with catnip out of a wineglass or margarita glass.

(for manipulus) 1 fl oz 1 2 handfuls 1 wineglass wineglass (glassful) wgf.

As a supplemental unit of apothecary measure, the wineglass (also known as wineglassful, pl.

The gigs generally had a high wineglass transom, full skeg, full keel, straight stem.

These units bear little relation to the capacity of most contemporary wineglasses, or to the ancient Roman cyathus.

made into small, exquisitely fashioned flasks, phials, tumblers, mugs, wineglasses, goblets, spoons, jugs, carafes, and bottles.

1471 2 wineglasses 1 teacup gill or teacup tcf.

to eight-track included "Glasses" – a sound effects piece featuring "wineglasses played at random", in McCartney"s description – and "Singalong Junk".

Local talent is displayed by Dutch silver and a rummer, or wineglass, with a cherub holding a cornucopia at its base.

"Lehigh-Unilever study sheds light on mystery of cloudy wineglasses".

(illustration, below right): Skull, opened case-watch, overturned emptied wineglasses, snuffed candle, book: "Lo, the wine of life runs out, the spirit is.

2 2 wineglasses 1 teacup teacup tcf.

produced glass, that was made into small, exquisitely fashioned flasks, phials, tumblers, mugs, wineglasses, goblets, spoons, jugs, carafes, and bottles.

Synonyms:

drinking glass, glass, flute, shank, champagne flute, flute glass, stem,

Antonyms:

stay, rear,