double-magnum
- noun
- /ˈdʌbəl ˈmæɡnəm/
- Specialized
- He purchased a double-magnum for the New Year's Eve party to ensure everyone had enough to drink.
Examples
-
The restaurant celebrated its anniversary with a double-magnum of vintage champagne.
-
Collectors often seek out rare wines sold in a double-magnum for special occasions.
-
A double-magnum is impressive!
-
The double-magnum was a hit at the anniversary celebration.
-
He purchased a double-magnum of sparkling wine for the wedding reception.
-
For her birthday, they brought a double-magnum of champagne to toast the occasion.
-
The wine shop featured a rare double-magnum that collectors were eager to add to their collections.
Synonyms
A very large wine bottle that holds about three liters
How Big
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Double-magnum combines double ('two') and magnum (from a Latin word meaning 'large'). So it simply names a very large wine bottle that is two magnums in one, holding about 3 litres.