Plural Noun. Any number of mixed drinks, from retro cocktails such as Manhattans to the latest designer martinis.

Glass of ice water ordered in a bar; typically ordered by lesbians (in order to avoid a bar bill). Lesbians are stereotypically cheap and "lesbian cocktails" allow lesbians to sit at a bar for long periods of time and not have to pay nor tip the bartender.

BEAUTY BAR, the vintage salon-styled cocktail lounge with outposts currently in six cities (New York, Los Angels, San Francisco, San Diego, Las Vegas and Austin), was born in 1995 on 14th Street in Manhattan at the already existing Thomas Beauty Salon. Beauty Bar owner Paul Devitt wanted to take the notion of the beauty parlor or salon and take it a step further by integrating cocktails and music into an already intimate setting. From this notion, grew a string of lounges that has set the par for scenester culture with music, fashion and aesthetics hosting the world’s top up & coming bands, djs, musicians & artists of all kind.

In June 2008, Beauty Bar debuted the Beauty Bar Collection features the world’s top young designers including CTRL, Free Gold Watch, SPRFKR & more showcasing their unique interpretation of the iconic Beauty Bar logo. Beauty Bar has teamed up exclusively with one major retail boutique in each of its six cities to make this debut collection available.

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having drinks with friends, via the phone.

A Molotov cocktail (or petrol bomb) is a crude incendiary weapon which consists of a glass bottle semi-filled with flammable liquid, usually gasoline (petrol) or alcohol (generally methanol or ethanol), the mouth of the bottle is stoppered with a cork or other type of airtight bung (rubber, glass, or plastic), and a cloth rag fixed securely around the mouth. The weapon is used by first soaking the rag in a flammable liquid immediately prior to using it, lighting the rag and throwing the bottle at the target. The bottle shatters on impact, spilling the flammable liquid over the target which is then ignited by the burning rag.

Sometimes, if available, self-inflammatory materials (such as white phosphorus), could also be used to guarantee the bottle's explosion as it hits the target surface. Tar, palm oil or other thickening agents are often added to the composition in order to make the burning fluid stick to the target rather than run off. Finnish soldiers often used hand soap suds as their form of palm oil in their Molotov Cocktails. Modern variations of the Molotov cocktail also contain laundry detergent, liquid dish soap, or crushed up styrofoam cups. The Molotov cocktail is closely related to the same principle of Napalm bombs. Napalm is a contraction of the words naphtha (the flammable part of petrol) and palm oil. Sometimes acid is added to the mix to increase the damaging potential of the liquid, and to increase the chances for it to penetrate fire-resistant surfac...

a person who sets fire to anything to cause serious damage in the streets or on buildings using molotov cocktails any of the black market weapons

Rabid Fruit Donkey

An extremely violent jackass who likes to get drunk off of fruit cocktails.