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US
/ˈsnɪftɝ/
]
[ UK /snˈɪftɐ/ ]
[ UK /snˈɪftɐ/ ]
NOUN
- a globular glass with a small top; used for serving brandy
How To Use snifter In A Sentence
- You take your snifter glass, you put it down all the way, and if it goes all the way to the rim, it's a full ounce.
- He threw down his empty snifter and bounded after her.
- He sipped at a snifter of cognac, relaxed and well pleased with the turn of events. CORMORANT
- Silently Travis cradled the snifter of cognac between his big hands. TO THE ENDS OF THE EARTH
- Look at that smile, the way he casually, almost cruelly swirls the snifter in his hand.
- Brands like Hennessy have also helped push the variety of traditional cocktails based on Cognac into customer's minds, but somehow, the stodgy old image of snifters and swirling still sticks in many minds.
- He stood next to the drinks cabinet, treating himself to a snifter of the local liquor, an amethyst drink that smelt faintly floral.
- And perhaps his new aides could ensure there's a bottle of cognac to hand for an early morning snifter just to steady the nerves.
- So, we went back to the hotel and Shel and I joined Jo and Vanda in their room and partook of a snifter or two of scotch and had a few deep meaningful conversations, set the world to rights, etc, etc.
- Participants pay $20 each and are given a snifter to sample tequilas brought in by 15 different suppliers, hors d' oeuvres are passed and there is a band.