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Definition of koozie in English: koozie(also coozie) noun ˈkuːziˈko͞ozē North American trademark An insulating sleeve used to keep a canned or bottled drink cold. customers are rushing to snap up beer koozies, T-shirts, and Frisbees plastered with the company's logo Example sentencesExamples - Everyone got a Koozie with a funny saying.
- Each time they reuse their beverage cooler they will be reminded of the event where they got their Koozie.
- "Probably the most important thing a beer koozie does is not simply insulate the can, but keep condensation from forming on the outside of it."
- We grab our favorite libation from the store shelf, stick that can or bottle into our favorite koozie and settle back into our favorite chair.
- Merchants know that personalizing a gift - whether it's a foam beer can koozie or a designer cashmere scarf - provides an instant status upgrade.
- It is lined with a quarter-inch layer of neoprene, which its creators claim makes it about 40 per cent more efficient at keeping a bottle cool compared to a standard koozie.
Definition of koozie in US English: koozie(also coozie) nounˈko͞ozē North American trademark An insulating sleeve used to keep a canned or bottled drink cold. your favorite beer koozie Example sentencesExamples - Everyone got a Koozie with a funny saying.
- Merchants know that personalizing a gift - whether it's a foam beer can koozie or a designer cashmere scarf - provides an instant status upgrade.
- Each time they reuse their beverage cooler they will be reminded of the event where they got their Koozie.
- We grab our favorite libation from the store shelf, stick that can or bottle into our favorite koozie and settle back into our favorite chair.
- It is lined with a quarter-inch layer of neoprene, which its creators claim makes it about 40 per cent more efficient at keeping a bottle cool compared to a standard koozie.
- "Probably the most important thing a beer koozie does is not simply insulate the can, but keep condensation from forming on the outside of it."
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