magnum
/ˈmæɡnəm/
noun
- A large wine bottle that holds about 1.5 liters (twice the size of a standard bottle).
- The restaurant served a magnum of red wine at the special dinner.
- He bought a magnum of sparkling water for the party.
- They celebrated their anniversary with a magnum of champagne.
- A powerful handgun, especially one that uses a cartridge with a larger charge than standard.
- He collected vintage magnum revolvers as a hobby.
- The detective carried a .44 magnum for protection.
- In the movie, the hero used a magnum to stop the villain.
- A large size or amount of something, often used in product names.
- The store sells a magnum pack of batteries for extra value.
- He bought a magnum box of chocolates for the party.
- She ordered a magnum-sized coffee to stay awake.