corks
Synonyms
Examples
In 1844 Adolphe Jaquesson invented the muselet to prevent the corks from blowing out.
The champagne corks pop and Tom Cairney shows Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang how it’s done, hoisting the play-off final trophy final trophy towards the Wembley night sky as his team-mates pogo behind him.
I had heard that bottles above a mag might not last as long since the corks were of less consistent quality.
I’m taking off for the Willamette now, but I wanted to leave you a bit of reading from Jason Haas of Tablas Creek Vineyardthis interesting post about experiments the winery is doing with corks and screwcaps.
“I had a few little niggles like corks on my knees – nothing major, but it was good to get the five days off to rest them up and get some physio.
Our city centre venues often echo to the sound of popping corks.