Of, for, or connected with the production, sale, storing, or use of wine, as wine-barrel, wine basket, wine-bin, wine-bottle, wine-bowl, wine box, win…

A tap for drawing liquor from a barrel, etc. Now dialect and U.S.

Some apparatus for drawing liquor from a cask.

One who or that which tilts, inclines, or slopes (something) up or down; spec. (a) an apparatus for tilting a cask so as to empty it without…

A small ladle or other vessel used to pour out wine, esp. as an offering to a god.

Used as the name of various implements of spiral form. (Supposed to resemble the sinuous shape and… The spiral of a corkscrew; also, the corkscrew…

(See quots. and cf. valinch, n.)

A corkscrew; (also) the metal spiral of a corkscrew.

A utensil for removing a cork from a bottle, typically consisting of a metal spiral with a sharp point and a transverse handle, operated by screwing…

An instrument for drawing corks from bottles, consisting of a steel screw or helix with a sharp point and a transverse handle.

Ancient Greek History and Roman History: A cup or ladle used for drawing wine out of the crater, n. or mixing-bowl; also, a measure (both dry and…

(a) a ladle used to serve toddy (sense 2) or punch (now historical); (b) U.S. the American aloe, Agave americana (rare).

See quots. and valentia, n.

A fountain which spouts champagne; (in later use) esp. a portable fountain with a tiered design that is used to serve champagne at parties and…

(a) = wine-cart n.; (b) a carriage on which bottles of wine are brought into a room.

a tray fitted with two upright ends, and an upright division from one to the other, so as to hold two rows of beer pots.

the handle of a beer-engine.

A jug of a type used in ancient Greece, often having a trefoil-shaped mouth and used for ladling and pouring wine.

A utensil, usually of metal, for levering off metal caps from bottles. Also: a utensil for removing corks or other bottle closures; a corkscrew.

A ladle or container for drink.

a tube with a bulbous end, used in the manner of a pipette to transfer toddy (sense 2) or punch from a bowl to a glass.

U.S. colloquial. The glass, ice, soda, etc., required for mixing a drink, which is served to customers, who supply their own spirits, in…