cooler
- noun
- /ˈkuːlər/
- Archaic
- Bring some wine coolers.
- wine coolers
- drink wine coolers
Examples
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There's some wine coolers if you want a drink.
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He grabbed a few wine coolers from the fridge for our picnic by the lake.
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It's just the wine coolers talking, man.
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Too many wine coolers last night.
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You get a Door County Raspberry Cooler as part of the fast pack.
Fiction book (1992) -
Well, stay away from the wine coolers.
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Hey, do you think that you could, um... buy us some, like, wine coolers?
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There aren't enough wine coolers in the world to calm me down!
Fiction book (2002) -
You'll bring wine coolers.
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At the party, we enjoyed refreshing wine coolers made with tropical fruit juice.
Synonyms
A cold drink made by mixing different kinds of alcohol and other ingredients
A cold mixed drink with fruit juice often served from a bowl
A cold drink made with gin and tonic water and served with ice and lime
A cold cocktail made with rum and lime or lemon
A cold drink of red wine mixed with juice and pieces of fruit
A cold drink of wine mixed with sparkling water
A tall cold sweet drink made with wine or liquor and fruit
Compounds
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Etymology
Cooler for a drink comes from cool ('not warm') and the older name wine cooler for a chilled, light drink. So a cooler is a refreshing alcoholic drink served cold over ice.