Definition of lady's waist in English:

lady's waist

noun

Australian, NZ informal

单词	lady's waist
释义	Definition of lady's waist in English: lady's waist noun Australian, NZ informal A small gracefully shaped beer glass. 〈澳，非正式〉淑女腰（一种小巧的玻璃杯） Example sentencesExamples Victorians love their pint, while the older folks enjoy their glass, and Gran enjoys her lady's waist. Discussing beer glasses, Hope explained that what was called a lady’s waist in some parts of the country. I drink from a lady's waist because it is small, and slim in the middle. It used to be a 'pony' or again a 'lady's waist', but you wouldn't get caught drinking one for you'd certainly lose face. One manly Foster's draft for you, one lady's Waist for the missus, and a Coke for the young lady. I am now left with only a lady's waist as a reminder of my Australian safari. If you have just finished one lady's waist and are offered a second one, the proper answer would be, "You can't walk on one leg." At the Doncaster Hotel, his measure was even smaller—a lady's waist. A pony is drunk out of a small glass called a lady's waist. I can't imagine bellying up to a Vic bar and asking for a lady's waist.
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