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Definition of shot glass in English: shot glassnoun A small glass used for serving spirits. 〈北美〉（盛烈酒用的）小杯 Example sentencesExamples - One local man came in and bought four mugs, two shot glasses and two thimbles, and all morning people have been buying things.
- The bartender poured a drink into a shot glass, and gave it to him.
- Wiser pretended to down a glass of liquid, slammed the shot glass down, and smiled.
- At nearby pubs, ample cocktails were served in ‘fishbowls’ with straws or in shot glasses passed out for free.
- On the cart, place a martini shaker, some martini glasses and shot glasses, a decanter, your favorite booze, and whatever else you would stock in your home bar.
- They sell turkey jerky, bits of woolly mammoth tusk, shot glasses, and salty snacks.
- ‘Well, it's small, quiet, and the people are nice,’ the African American male said, cleaning some shot glasses.
- A waitress walked past carrying two full shot glasses on a tray as one of the girls at the table pushed her chair back to get up.
- Stash's has been lining up the shot glasses since the '70s.
- The HBO store sells t-shirts, shot glasses, and the definitive book, The Sopranos: A Family History.
- Each competitor has a shot glass, plenty of beer and ideally, an empty bladder.
- From the picnic table, he took two shot glasses and handed me one.
- Fans mobbed its street-level bar during Bulls games, and the gift shop moved everything from shot glasses to $1, 600 autographed jerseys.
- Pasita is a sweet alcohol served in shot glasses with a piece of cheese and a raisin on a toothpick.
- The certificate only adds to the bar's silly underdog appeal, as do the $4 Las Vegas Lounge shot glasses and $2 Las Vegas Lounge condoms.
- Is it a shot glass, a juice glass or an 8-ounce drinking glass?
- The barkeep, cleaning a shot glass with a dirty rag, turns and shakes his head.
- Jerzy tipped the vodka bottle, filling my shot glass.
- You line up and the monks give you a shot glass full of dark-coloured medicine made from 108 different herbs, including tree bark.
- While many operations will still serve some tequilas, mostly the silver or unaged ones, in shot glasses when ordered straight, they don't encourage the use of lime and salt.
Definition of shot glass in US English: shot glassnoun A small glass used for serving liquor. 〈北美〉（盛烈酒用的）小杯 Example sentencesExamples - Each competitor has a shot glass, plenty of beer and ideally, an empty bladder.
- One local man came in and bought four mugs, two shot glasses and two thimbles, and all morning people have been buying things.
- Is it a shot glass, a juice glass or an 8-ounce drinking glass?
- Wiser pretended to down a glass of liquid, slammed the shot glass down, and smiled.
- The certificate only adds to the bar's silly underdog appeal, as do the $4 Las Vegas Lounge shot glasses and $2 Las Vegas Lounge condoms.
- The HBO store sells t-shirts, shot glasses, and the definitive book, The Sopranos: A Family History.
- The bartender poured a drink into a shot glass, and gave it to him.
- They sell turkey jerky, bits of woolly mammoth tusk, shot glasses, and salty snacks.
- From the picnic table, he took two shot glasses and handed me one.
- On the cart, place a martini shaker, some martini glasses and shot glasses, a decanter, your favorite booze, and whatever else you would stock in your home bar.
- Jerzy tipped the vodka bottle, filling my shot glass.
- ‘Well, it's small, quiet, and the people are nice,’ the African American male said, cleaning some shot glasses.
- The barkeep, cleaning a shot glass with a dirty rag, turns and shakes his head.
- While many operations will still serve some tequilas, mostly the silver or unaged ones, in shot glasses when ordered straight, they don't encourage the use of lime and salt.
- Stash's has been lining up the shot glasses since the '70s.
- At nearby pubs, ample cocktails were served in ‘fishbowls’ with straws or in shot glasses passed out for free.
- A waitress walked past carrying two full shot glasses on a tray as one of the girls at the table pushed her chair back to get up.
- You line up and the monks give you a shot glass full of dark-coloured medicine made from 108 different herbs, including tree bark.
- Pasita is a sweet alcohol served in shot glasses with a piece of cheese and a raisin on a toothpick.
- Fans mobbed its street-level bar during Bulls games, and the gift shop moved everything from shot glasses to $1, 600 autographed jerseys.
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