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/lɪkˈər glæs/ Listen

Liqueur glass

noun

A small glass for serving a small amount of liqueur (typically after dinner).

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"Liqueur glass" Quotes from Famous Books

... another vessel, for all were alike becalmed; and it was sad to see the ocean without a sail in the horizon, or, if there was one, it too was motionless. Their ration of water was now reduced to one small liqueur glass. One drop only, just to moisten his lips, and Desclieux poured the rest on ...

— Tales for Young and Old • Various

... poison-la?" exclaimed he, smiling. So they evidently did not agree with our taste for dry wine. But you can make a pleasant and harmless drink of the sweet champagne in summer by mixing it with an equal quantity of light Moselle, adding a liqueur glass of curacoa, and putting some wild strawberries or a large peach cut up into the concoction ...

— The Gourmet's Guide to Europe • Algernon Bastard

... place could be found for it, on another there was a bandbox, on a third lay some sort of garment that might be an opera-cloak or a tea-gown, or a theatrical dress, a little silver tray with the remains of black coffee and an empty liqueur glass stood upon a fourth chair, and Margaret's searching eye discovered a fifth, with nothing on it, pushed ...

— Fair Margaret - A Portrait • Francis Marion Crawford

Words linked to "Liqueur glass" : drinking glass, glass