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bottle opener

 

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Noun bottle opener has 1 sense
  1. bottle opener - an opener for removing caps or corks from bottles
    --1 is a kind of
    opener
    --1 has particulars: cap opener; corkscrew, bottle screw

Definitions from the Web

Bottle Opener

Description:

A bottle opener is a device used to remove the metal caps or tops from bottles. It typically consists of a flattened metal surface with a handle or a lever to apply force and lift off the cap.

Senses:

Noun (General Sense):

A bottle opener, also known as a crown cork opener, helps you easily open bottles by removing the metal caps or tops.

Example: I couldn't find a bottle opener to open my soda bottle, so I had to use a spoon instead.

Noun (Specific Sense):

In the context of bar tools, a bottle opener is a tool specifically designed to remove the caps of beer bottles.

Example: John used his fancy bottle opener with a wooden handle to open the beer bottle.

Adjective - Popular:

When something is described as "popular" in relation to bottle openers, it usually implies that it is widely used and commonly found.

Example: The popular bottle opener with a magnet on the back became a kitchen essential for many households.

Adjective - Local:

In the context of bottle openers, "local" refers to a product that is produced or available within a specific geographic area.

Example: The local brewery gave away custom-made bottle openers to promote their new beer.

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