Definition of hip flask in English:

hip flask

noun

A small flask for spirits, of a kind intended to be carried in a hip pocket.
Example sentencesExamples
- I notice a lot of snakes in the audience slowly rise and slither towards the canteen hip flasks in hand.
- Leaving the house this morning I saw a guy dressed in a Santa suit, sans hat, walking along the road and drinking from a hip flask.
- The Amen bottle reinvents the lines of a hip flask from which the Mugler signature star emerges.
- Gruach takes the hip flask, and gulps down some liquor.
- Even the single malts in the hip flasks couldn't help us on this one.
- We'll be passing around large and clearly labelled jars of PROZAC and carry hip flasks of sherry.
- A silver hip flask can prove the dashing finish to a perfect ensemble.
- They were too interested in their hip flasks to remember that they should still have seen two youths.
- My excessive nerves were rewarded with a hip flask and a half bottle of whisky.
- Kiremay took a deep gulp from her hip flask before answering.
- One or two of the group had come equipped for such an eventuality and preceded to pull cans of beer and hip flasks from their bags.
- There is also some ado about puppy-walking and what a whipper-in does, and a number of references to hip flasks.
- I'm sure Waterstones won't refuse midnight admission to customers who are obviously swigging from hip flasks.
- They go equipped with little hip flasks to do it.
- Well in most cases it's a bit more than coffee, the hip flasks come out and we indulge ourselves.
- Woolly hats and hip flasks were the order of the day as Kiltimagh and Balla District Anglers went to battle on Carramore lake.
- And that is a possibility, unless, as he faces Everest, McCreevy has something in his hip flask that only he and his Sherpas know about.
- He drew out a hip flask, unscrewed the cap and drank slowly.
- I've always held to the notion a culture cannot be judged advanced until it's developed the hip flask.
- I caught them just as they were filling their hip flasks and talked them out of it, thank God.
Synonyms
bottle, container, vessel

Definition of hip flask in US English:

hip flask

nounˈhɪp ˌflæskˈhip ˌflask

A small flask for liquor, of a kind intended to be carried in a hip pocket.
Example sentencesExamples
- Kiremay took a deep gulp from her hip flask before answering.
- Well in most cases it's a bit more than coffee, the hip flasks come out and we indulge ourselves.
- They go equipped with little hip flasks to do it.
- The Amen bottle reinvents the lines of a hip flask from which the Mugler signature star emerges.
- He drew out a hip flask, unscrewed the cap and drank slowly.
- Even the single malts in the hip flasks couldn't help us on this one.
- I've always held to the notion a culture cannot be judged advanced until it's developed the hip flask.
- I'm sure Waterstones won't refuse midnight admission to customers who are obviously swigging from hip flasks.
- A silver hip flask can prove the dashing finish to a perfect ensemble.
- One or two of the group had come equipped for such an eventuality and preceded to pull cans of beer and hip flasks from their bags.
- I notice a lot of snakes in the audience slowly rise and slither towards the canteen hip flasks in hand.
- Leaving the house this morning I saw a guy dressed in a Santa suit, sans hat, walking along the road and drinking from a hip flask.
- They were too interested in their hip flasks to remember that they should still have seen two youths.
- Gruach takes the hip flask, and gulps down some liquor.
- We'll be passing around large and clearly labelled jars of PROZAC and carry hip flasks of sherry.
- There is also some ado about puppy-walking and what a whipper-in does, and a number of references to hip flasks.
- I caught them just as they were filling their hip flasks and talked them out of it, thank God.
- My excessive nerves were rewarded with a hip flask and a half bottle of whisky.
- Woolly hats and hip flasks were the order of the day as Kiltimagh and Balla District Anglers went to battle on Carramore lake.
- And that is a possibility, unless, as he faces Everest, McCreevy has something in his hip flask that only he and his Sherpas know about.
Synonyms
bottle, container, vessel

单词	hip flask
释义	Definition of hip flask in English: hip flask noun A small flask for spirits, of a kind intended to be carried in a hip pocket. Example sentencesExamples I notice a lot of snakes in the audience slowly rise and slither towards the canteen hip flasks in hand. Leaving the house this morning I saw a guy dressed in a Santa suit, sans hat, walking along the road and drinking from a hip flask. The Amen bottle reinvents the lines of a hip flask from which the Mugler signature star emerges. Gruach takes the hip flask, and gulps down some liquor. Even the single malts in the hip flasks couldn't help us on this one. We'll be passing around large and clearly labelled jars of PROZAC and carry hip flasks of sherry. A silver hip flask can prove the dashing finish to a perfect ensemble. They were too interested in their hip flasks to remember that they should still have seen two youths. My excessive nerves were rewarded with a hip flask and a half bottle of whisky. Kiremay took a deep gulp from her hip flask before answering. One or two of the group had come equipped for such an eventuality and preceded to pull cans of beer and hip flasks from their bags. There is also some ado about puppy-walking and what a whipper-in does, and a number of references to hip flasks. I'm sure Waterstones won't refuse midnight admission to customers who are obviously swigging from hip flasks. They go equipped with little hip flasks to do it. Well in most cases it's a bit more than coffee, the hip flasks come out and we indulge ourselves. Woolly hats and hip flasks were the order of the day as Kiltimagh and Balla District Anglers went to battle on Carramore lake. And that is a possibility, unless, as he faces Everest, McCreevy has something in his hip flask that only he and his Sherpas know about. He drew out a hip flask, unscrewed the cap and drank slowly. I've always held to the notion a culture cannot be judged advanced until it's developed the hip flask. I caught them just as they were filling their hip flasks and talked them out of it, thank God. Synonyms bottle, container, vessel Definition of hip flask in US English: hip flask nounˈhɪp ˌflæskˈhip ˌflask A small flask for liquor, of a kind intended to be carried in a hip pocket. Example sentencesExamples Kiremay took a deep gulp from her hip flask before answering. Well in most cases it's a bit more than coffee, the hip flasks come out and we indulge ourselves. They go equipped with little hip flasks to do it. The Amen bottle reinvents the lines of a hip flask from which the Mugler signature star emerges. He drew out a hip flask, unscrewed the cap and drank slowly. Even the single malts in the hip flasks couldn't help us on this one. I've always held to the notion a culture cannot be judged advanced until it's developed the hip flask. I'm sure Waterstones won't refuse midnight admission to customers who are obviously swigging from hip flasks. A silver hip flask can prove the dashing finish to a perfect ensemble. One or two of the group had come equipped for such an eventuality and preceded to pull cans of beer and hip flasks from their bags. I notice a lot of snakes in the audience slowly rise and slither towards the canteen hip flasks in hand. Leaving the house this morning I saw a guy dressed in a Santa suit, sans hat, walking along the road and drinking from a hip flask. They were too interested in their hip flasks to remember that they should still have seen two youths. Gruach takes the hip flask, and gulps down some liquor. We'll be passing around large and clearly labelled jars of PROZAC and carry hip flasks of sherry. There is also some ado about puppy-walking and what a whipper-in does, and a number of references to hip flasks. I caught them just as they were filling their hip flasks and talked them out of it, thank God. My excessive nerves were rewarded with a hip flask and a half bottle of whisky. Woolly hats and hip flasks were the order of the day as Kiltimagh and Balla District Anglers went to battle on Carramore lake. And that is a possibility, unless, as he faces Everest, McCreevy has something in his hip flask that only he and his Sherpas know about. Synonyms bottle, container, vessel
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