hipflask
- noun
- /ˈhɪpˌflæsk/
- UK
- She gave her grandfather a silver hipflask engraved with his initials.
Examples
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The detective discreetly sipped from his hipflask during the long stakeout.
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He always carries a hipflask filled with whiskey.
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He pulled a hipflask from his coat and offered me a drink.
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Do you have a hipflask for the concert?
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He pulled a hipflask from his coat and offered me a drink.
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The detective discreetly sipped from his hipflask during the long stakeout.
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She gave her grandfather a silver hipflask engraved with his initials.
Synonyms
A narrow-necked bottle used to hold liquids, like in labs or for alcohol
A small flat container for carrying alcohol in a pocket
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Morphology
Etymology
Hipflask is simply hip + flask: flask means a small 'bottle' and hip shows where it was kept, at the 'hip' or in a pocket. So a hipflask is a small, flat container for alcohol you carry on your body or in a pocket.