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Definition of snifter - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- She enjoyed a snifter of whiskey before bed.
2.
glassRare UK small pear-shaped glass for aromatic liquorsRare UK
- He poured the brandy into a snifter.
Images of snifter

small amount of an alcoholic drink 
small pear-shaped glass for aromatic liquors
Expressions with snifter
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drink a small glass of strong alcohol
Let's have a snifter before dinner.
short-stemmed glass with a wide bowl
He poured the cognac into a brandy snifter.
Origin of snifter
Dutch, snuffelen (to sniff)
Examples of snifter in a sentence
A snifter of cognac was offered as a nightcap. She admired the snifter's elegant design. The bartender polished each snifter carefully.
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- French:doigt, verre ballon, ...
- German:Schlückchen, Nosing-Glas, ...
- Italian:bicchierino, snifter, ...
- Spanish:copita, vaso de brandy, ...
- Portuguese:gole, copo de conhaque, ...
- Chinese:小酌, 小型梨形玻璃杯, ...
- Japanese:少量の酒, ブランデーグラス, ...
- Arabic:جُرعَة صَغِيرَة, كأس سنيفتر, ...
- Hebrew:לְגִימָה, כּוֹס בְּרַנְדִי, ...
- Russian:рюмка, снифтер, ...
- Ukrainian:ковток алкоголю, сніфтер, ...
- Hindi:छोटा पेग, स्निफ्टर, ...
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