WordNet
n. a globular glass with a small top; used for serving brandy [syn: snifter, brandy glass]
Usage examples of "brandy snifter".
In a moment he set down his brandy snifter and brushed something out of the corner of his left eye.
A brandy snifter was clenched in his hand, the delicate bowl of the glass looking as if it might shatter in his long fingers.
She'd drawn him standing on the terrace, one arm resting on the rail behind him, the other cupping a brandy snifter.
But when he put the brandy snifter down to light a cigarette, she noticed his hand wasn't quite steady.
Swallowing hard, he stared at her while the brandy snifter wobbled precariously in his fingers.
The reporter mentally kicked himself and reached for his brandy snifter.
When Capitan Lauffer had provided each of them a brandy snifter, Ramirez raised his own glass high.
As she entered the drawing room, she glanced back to see him going into the study and some moments later he joined them, carrying a liberally filled brandy snifter.
She was dressed in a floor-length skirt and a ruffled blouse, holding a brandy snifter in her hand with the casual elegance that bespoke good breeding and the finest preparatory schools.
Margaret Krusemark's brandy snifter sat barely touched on the marble table.