mickey
/ˈmɪki/
noun
- A small bottle or flask of liquor, especially whiskey, typically holding 375 milliliters (half of a standard fifth).
- She bought a mickey of rye to share with her friend at the party.
- The store sells mickeys of vodka for under ten dollars.
- He pulled a mickey of bourbon from his coat pocket.
- A drug or drink that has been secretly laced with a sedative or intoxicant, often used to incapacitate someone (short for 'Mickey Finn').
- The detective warned tourists never to leave their drinks unattended because someone might slip them a mickey.
- The movie scene showed the villain putting a mickey in the hero's coffee.
- He woke up groggy and realized he'd been given a mickey at the bar.