Snifter Definition

snĭftər
snifters
noun
snifters
A footed goblet that tapers to a small opening to concentrate the aroma, as of brandy.
Webster's New World
A small drink of alcoholic liquor.
Webster's New World
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Other Word Forms of Snifter

Noun

Singular:
snifter
Plural:
snifters

Origin of Snifter

  • From Middle English snifteren to sniff perhaps of Scandinavian origin

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

Snifter Sentence Examples

  • I believe they all had a snifter in The Royal pub in Clayton (just above the church) beforehand.

  • Hey, and why not have a quick snifter inside the SV beforehand?

  • My Nana had a glass bowl that looked like a big brandy snifter.

  • Over a period of hours however the air is replenished via the snifter valve to its original volume of 10 liters.

  • Next to the ashtray rests a large brandy snifter filled with an aged Cognac.

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SSNSNI

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RERTER

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