Martinus
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech noun
Quick meaning: Martinus is a noun meaning Alternative form of martini.
Meaning
Alternative form of martini.
Example Sentences
> Wouldn't "macaroni" already be plural? One macaronus, many macaroni. / Dunno. I'll have a martinus and think about it.
If you send me a photograph of a snifter of your brandy, I'll photoshop it into a martinus with a marischino^([sic])-cherry-onna-stick and send it on to Princess O.
> ...it's amore! Thank, you, thank you very much. I'll be at the Palace all / > week. Buy that man in the front a martini! / > / > EdB / Thanks, but I'll only have one, that'd be a martinus then, painfully dry.
An intellectual type we know stopped in at a bar the other day and asked for a martinus. “Don’t you mean a martini?” asked the bartender. Our egghead looked at him coldly. “If I had wanted two,” he said, “I would have asked for them.”
Word Forms
- martini
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include reverend, undiminishing, contradictor, soveraigne, professionalist, sulfinate.
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