Manhattan
- noun
- /mænˈhætən/
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Manhattan
- During happy hour, I ordered a Manhattan, garnished with a cherry and served in a chilled glass.
And he chose the Manhattan, which is my favorite drink to love him.
- And he chose the Manhattan, which is my favorite drink to love him.
- The worst thing you can do in PKD is to have a sugary mixed drink like a Manhattan or a Shirley Temple or whatever your poison of choice is.
- I would just read, drinking red wine, did lunch and then the five Manhattan.
Examples
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The worst thing you can do in PKD is to have a sugary mixed drink like a Manhattan or a Shirley Temple or whatever your poison of choice is.
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We could make manhattans.
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And he chose the Manhattan, which is my favorite drink to love him.
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could have also been the bourbon and had a couple of Manhattans that night. Anyway, the next morning the alarm goes off and
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could have also been the bourbon and had a couple of Manhattans that night. But anyway, the next morning the alarm goes off and
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- Have a manhattan.
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as castellano stepped from a limousine in front of a manhattan steakhouse, he was shot down by three men...
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At the cocktail party, the bartender suggested a Manhattan for its smooth flavor and classy presentation.
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For our anniversary, we enjoyed a Manhattan while reminiscing about our favorite memories together.
Compounds
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4.2
Secret United States project during World War II that developed the first atomic bombs
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A large, fast project carefully planned to solve a big technical or social problem
An island in the southeast of New York City that forms the main part of Manhattan
Surface Forms
Etymology
Manhattan the cocktail takes its name from the New York place Manhattan, and one popular story says it was first mixed at the Manhattan Club in the 1870s. So the drink is called Manhattan because it was named after that place.