carafe

noun
UK /kəˈræf/
US /kəˈræf/

A carafe is a glass container used to hold and pour drinks like water or wine.

She filled the carafe with cold water and set it on the table.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A glass bottle with a wide base used for serving wine.

The waiter brought a carafe of red wine to our table.

3. The amount a carafe can hold.

We drank a whole carafe of lemonade at lunch.

4. A small glass container used in laboratories for holding liquids.

The scientist poured the solution into a carafe.