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Meanings of cognac in English
Usage of cognac in English
1
We each accepted a glass of the Courvoisier Napoleon cognac, including David.
2
The staff rescued a thousand bottles of cognac and wine as well.
3
The cognac in his bottle was frozen to a lump of ice.
4
Again he admired the glints of firelight reflected in his cognac glass.
5
I drank the cognac and felt it warm all the way down.
6
Part of Dad's secret stash of cognac from the Paris pushcart express.
7
Both ladies took lumps of sugar dipped in cognac and sucked them.
8
Holding the glass of cognac, I went over and opened the window.
9
Abel smelled the cognac and tried to come up with something significant.
10
Sure, why not? They sat down, and each ordered a small cognac.
11
Cook a nice meal, build a fire, and sip a little cognac.
12
He poured himself out another glass of cognac and drank it off.
13
I poured him a small cognac, took the glass over to him.
14
It's rather lovely, or that might again be the cognac and sentimentality.
15
Easing onto it, she took another sip of cognac and leaned back.
16
When he came back, he brought the cognac in a little snifter.
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Cognac through the time
Cognac across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common