bottle cork (Meaning)
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bottle cork (n)
the plug in the mouth of a bottle (especially a wine bottle)
Synonyms & Antonyms of bottle cork
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
bottle cork Sentence Examples
- She carefully removed the bottle cork to pour a glass of wine for her guests.
- The sound of a bottle cork popping signaled the start of the celebration.
- He struggled to extract the stubborn bottle cork, twisting and pulling until it finally gave way.
- The sommelier expertly uncorked the wine bottle, ensuring the cork remained intact.
- A vintage bottle cork adorned with a wax seal hinted at the wine's age and quality.
- She kept a collection of decorative bottle corks as souvenirs from memorable occasions.
- The bartender deftly flicked the bottle cork into the air before catching it effortlessly.
- The aroma of wine filled the room as soon as the bottle cork was removed.
- In a traditional winery, each bottle cork is stamped with the vineyard's emblem.
- The wine aficionado savored the moment of pulling the bottle cork, anticipating the taste of the aged vintage within.
FAQs About the word bottle cork
the plug in the mouth of a bottle (especially a wine bottle)
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
She carefully removed the bottle cork to pour a glass of wine for her guests.
The sound of a bottle cork popping signaled the start of the celebration.
He struggled to extract the stubborn bottle cork, twisting and pulling until it finally gave way.
The sommelier expertly uncorked the wine bottle, ensuring the cork remained intact.
