Sidebar pour

A ridiculously excessive pour. Specifically when ordering a drink on the rocks.

Specifically used by hipsters and residents of Austin, Texas

Man. I don't get it, I've had two Bushmills rocks and I'm wasted.

Dude, what do you expect, you're drinking SideBar Pours.

by Johnny Games October 21, 2009

Scullion pour

When you pour a beer and it's more head than beer

Did you see how Scott poured that beer?

It was a total Scullion pour

by gingerscottmca September 11, 2020

Chasse Pour

When you pour a glass of wine so tall the waiter asks if you would rather have a pitcher to drink from

A: “Oops I poured this glass of wine way too tall”
B: “oh that’s called a Chasse Pour”
A: “Me. You. This bottle. Now”

by Rnix5 November 28, 2017

swami pour

The act of filling a glass with liquid, usually bourbon, so much so, that the liquid is above the rim of the glass due to surface tension. The term was derived in Portland, Oregon during poker sessions in the early 2000's. When a player nicknamed 'Swami' asked fellow poker players if they wanted a bourbon, he proceeded to fill the player's glasses as much as physically possible, thus it's now called a 'swami pour'.

"Sure I'll have another bourbon. I'm not driving, so give me a swami pour."

by 3djeff April 16, 2012

Rusty pour

Although appropriate wine glassware or any drinking cup can probably hold up to 12 ounces of wine, most pour a standard 4-6 ounces to swirl and enjoy the wine and aroma. A Rusty pour is filling the glass up to its full potential for maximum drinking efficiency.

We are walking down to the Casina, give me a Rusty pour of the Opus One to hold me over for awhile.

by AmyandJack January 18, 2010

bag pour

taking a bag of chips and or snack'ems which consists mainly of crumbs, then proceeding to straighten the side of the bag into a chute-like trench in which serves to administer the crumbs into one's mouth and or container of choice.

also less commonly referred to as the crumb highway.

dude-bro 1: hey man that urban haystack / bikesploring session was really rad but i'm totally almost out of these chips and need some major grubbage.

dude-bro 2: dude, lemme catch your bag pour, hella gnar!

dude-bro 1: solidddddddddddddddddddddd!

by hellathat_guy January 17, 2009

Merci Pour Le Venin

In French it translates to English as Thank You For The Venom

On the inside cover of MCR's first CD, it says Merci Pour Le Venin

by jacob younker June 6, 2007