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- adjective Lacking a
cork .
Etymologies
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Examples
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Waiting for Rita might take awhile, so he busied himself with opening up the corkless bottle of champagne and poured himself a glass.
A Love So Deep Suzetta Perkins 2007
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Turns out corkless is better for the environment — the whole world is heading that way but the Americans are the ones holding it back – they still are too snobby about associating poor wines with corkless bottles.
Cheers to Bad Wine 2007
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Waiting for Rita might take awhile, so he busied himself with opening up the corkless bottle of champagne and poured himself a glass.
A Love So Deep Suzetta Perkins 2007
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Waiting for Rita might take awhile, so he busied himself with opening up the corkless bottle of champagne and poured himself a glass.
A Love So Deep Suzetta Perkins 2007
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As recently as the late 1990s, you would be hard-pressed to find a corkless bottle of serious wine anywhere in the world.
How to End a Bottleneck Jonathan Karl 2007
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I tore the bottle from The Seraph's clinging lips, and stuffed it, corkless, into my pocket.
Explorers of the Dawn Mazo De la Roche 1920
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They trod the snow all about to know that nothing remained, and found only a corkless flask containing a few drops of rum.
A Dozen Ways Of Love Lily Dougall 1890
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