shot glass

The good feeling had something to do with the shot glass in his hand.

Visit at your own risk and get ready to leave with a shot glass in hand.

Then I handed her a shot glass, once again taking one of my own.

He tossed back a shot glass full of something or other.

A small measuring cup or a shot glass should do.

He looked at her through the empty thick shot glass.

He filled a shot glass with whiskey and set it in front of her.

He shook his head and turned the shot glass upside down on the table.

Shot glasses were filled and thrown back by all but me.

She said nothing, so I took her shot glass and refilled it.

Once inside, they had to slide a shot glass along the bar to hit a target.

For just an instant, the large hand holding the shot glass tightened.

"Bob, will you tell him I need those shot glasses back.

Polar Bear is usually served cold in a shot glass.

Got some shot glasses and decided I needed a whisky.

"It's like if you put a cross on a shot glass.

He stared into near space for a moment, bouncing the empty shot glass in his hand.

And that shot glass of whiskey on the old coaster.

She went behind the bar and placed a bottle on the table along with a clean shot glass.

There were shot glasses on the table, and the daughter was filling them from a bottle.

He reached beneath the bar and produced eight shot glasses.

Kit paused a moment, shot glass steady in his hand.

While not a traditional serving utensil, a shot glass is also used.

He picked up the bottle and poured two shot glasses.

A moment later, he produced a shot glass full of pale gold liquor.