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martini
1[ mahr-tee-nee ]
noun
- a cocktail made with gin or vodka and dry vermouth, usually served with a green olive or a twist of lemon peel.
Martini
2[ mahr-tee-nee; Italian mahr-tee-nee ]
noun
- Si·mo·ne [see-, maw, -ne], 1283–1344, Italian painter.
Martini
1/ marˈtiːni /
noun
- MartiniSimone?12841344MItalianSieneseARTS AND CRAFTS: painter Simone (siˈmoːne). ?1284–1344, Sienese painter
Martini
2/ mɑːˈtiːnɪ /
noun
- an Italian vermouth
- a cocktail of gin and vermouth
Word History and Origins
Origin of martini1
Word History and Origins
Origin of martini1
Example Sentences
I was like, “What if I put orange in my martini?”
I always get a martini and this chocolate passion fruit tart with an order of fries.
She did, however, get very excited about eating meat on a stick and sometimes wound up with her head in the toilet after drinking too many espresso martinis.
Over martinis at Figaro, my friends pull out their lipsticks and glosses one by one.
Dad’s got a funky sense of humor, and the animation world was all about getting people to laugh, so he went home and he painted lobsters drinking martinis.
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