ball of malt
ball of malt noun: a glass of whiskey.
Noun
ball of malt (plural balls of malt)
- A glass of whiskey.
- Myles na gCopaleen, in one of those Cruiskeen Lawn columns that Eamon Morrissey so brilliantly adapted for the stage, conjures up a vivid picture of a man suffering the full effects of the night before, entering the pub, ordering in a croaky voice a ball of malt, and then, with shaky hand, firing...2015, Paul Drury, Flann O'Brien would find much to mock in this deluded effort to tackle our drinking
Forms of ball of malt
| plural | balls of malt |
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Origin of ball of malt
From ball (“glass”) + malt (“whiskey”).
Questions about ball of malt
- What does ball of malt mean?
- Ball of malt means a glass of whiskey.
- What part of speech is ball of malt?
- Ball of malt is a noun.
- What is the plural of ball of malt?
- The plural of ball of malt is balls of malt.
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