pony
- noun
- /ˈpoʊni/
- We finished dinner in record time, stopped at the bar for ponies of Frangelico, and then I drove Connie back to the Horowitz mansion.
Examples
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Frank had the decency to bring us ponies of brandy, and since Meg wouldn't touch hers, I had a double—and needed it.
Fiction book (1992) -
He unscrewed the pony and lapped what was left in it into their glasses.
Fiction book (1999) -
Sipping from a hidden pony bottle?
Blog text (18) -
At the pub, I ordered two ponies of whiskey to enjoy with my friends.
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He sipped his drink from a pony, appreciating the rich flavor of the scotch.
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The bartender served a pony of rum, just enough for a quick taste.
Synonyms
A small glass that holds one small drink of strong alcohol like whiskey or tequila
A small cup used to measure alcohol when making drinks
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Etymology
The word pony for a small glass comes from the idea of 'small', so a pony of liquor is a very small drink (about an ounce) and the name simply tells you its size.