swizzle

It was so quiet you could hear a swizzle stick drop.

Maybe she was trying to scare him with the end of a glass swizzle stick.

She nodded back, puzzled, and returned her attention to the swizzle stick.

Not unless she wanted to try to repair it with swizzle sticks.

She lay down the swizzle stick and hunted in her purse.

To the left went the salad, to the right a beaker of "simple swizzle."

Yeah, it's already on the map, but you could easily cover it up with one dumb little swizzle stick.

I pick up the swizzle stick he was bending.

She amused herself by picking a wooden swizzle stick to bits.

The foam cups came complete with a plastic swizzle.

He slowly stirred his drink with a swizzle stick.

He put one in front of Reynolds, together with two cream packets, a sugar and a swizzle stick.

He plays with, the swizzle stick some more.

The applause hammers and the swizzle sticks were marked with a night club's name.

"That is a simple swizzle, prepared from fruits and pale elixirs."

He took a gulp of coffee, the wafer back in his cup like a swizzle stick.

She toyed with her swizzle stick while he studied her face.

His first forays into sculpture were experiments with plastic swizzle sticks.

In fact, one of them was demonstrating how he could use part of his anatomy as a swizzle stick.

As he speaks, he twists his red swizzle stick into a triangle.

He extracted a small steel swizzle stick and sucked the amethyst off it.

She began toying with a gold sword swizzle stick.

Dorian suddenly tapped the swizzle stick he affected against a bottle, calling them to order.

Then she stirred with a red plastic swizzle stick and slid one of the drinks toward Neal.

As changeable, I'd think it was a swizzle.

There is a club for almost every collectible, from spark plugs to swizzle sticks.

Swizzle the longer rod, and the bowl smoothly turns over, removing its malodorous contents from view.

Dr Ambara stirred his vodka and tonic with a plastic airlines swizzle stick.

Anything from roasted nuts to swizzle sticks and toothpicks can be stored in small antique containers, such as the silver tumbler below, made in London in 1719.

It's as if the little snippets of these lives (which you can bet were pitched as "vignettes") had a greater purpose than to swizzle our brains into believing that flying is anything but tediously mundane.