decanter
nounUK /dɪˈkæntə/
US /dɪˈkæntər/
A glass bottle used to pour out drinks like wine or water.
Grandpa poured the red wine into a glass decanter before dinner.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A person or device that decants liquid, separating it from sediment.
The winemaker used a decanter to remove the sediment from the old vintage.
3. A vessel used in chemistry to separate liquids that do not mix.
The lab assistant placed the oil-and-water mixture in a decanter to separate the layers.
4. A decorative bottle for serving spirits such as whiskey or brandy.
The crystal decanter on the sideboard held a fine single malt.