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carafe

[ UK /kɐɹˈæf/ ]
[ US /kəˈɹæf/ ]
NOUN
  1. a bottle with a stopper; for serving wine or water

How To Use carafe In A Sentence

  • Everyone was eating pizza and drinking carafes of red wine.
  • Not five minutes later, her neighbor was over toting croissants, bagels, and a carafe of orange juice.
  • We slug down carafes of water and gallons of red house wine.
  • He poured himself some water from a carafe on the desk and gulped it down. A NASTY DOSE OF DEATH
  • The wine is fairly dry and needs a little aeration to open it up, so decant into a carafe, water pitcher, etc., 30 minutes before serving.
  • All sorts of glasses are on offer, from mineral water glasses, beer draught glasses, carafes, vases, you name it; made out from different kinds of bottles.
  • The Calgary restaurant wine scene has come a long way since a barrage of steak houses pushed gallons of cheap plonk down our throats via the infamous half-litre carafe.
  • If not literally, it is still embedded into an otherwise simple and modern carafe shape.
  • She held a coffee cup out to him and he saw the room-service tray with a coffee carafe on the bureau next to the TV. ABSOLUTE ZERO
  • Tweed ordered a carafe of the house wine.
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