WordNet
n. a globular glass with a small top; used for serving brandy [syn: snifter, brandy snifter]
Usage examples of "brandy glass".
Fleck sniffed the foul atmosphere with the keen appreciation of a connoisseur bent over a brandy glass of Napoleon.
Otto was having the greatest difficulty in remaining in his seat: with one hand clutching the brandy glass, the other was barely sufficient to anchor his massive weight against the wild plunging of the Morning Rose.
He set down his brandy glass, got up off the chair, and went over to the bed.
Charlotte gazed at the brandy glass as though she saw the past in it.
He moved away and walked slowly up and down, brandy glass in hand, behind the three men bent over the table.
He discovered, to his apparent astonishment, that his brandy glass was empty and set about rectifying this.