of shooters here? My guess is a drink or alcohol they shoot out from something into a drink? I'm quite a newbie to the bar scene
"I was a bartender and at the end of the night a guy asked me to pour the liquor from the spill mat into a glass so he could drink it. it was a college-ish bar so the spill mat had all sorts of *** in it from various shooters like baileys. vodka, coke, gin, everything. he almost puked."
Thanks a million!
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I guess you're right, though it's not in any dictionary I can find. Shots are measures of spirits. He must have meant those.
— Rover_KE
I guess you're right, though it's not in any dictionary I can find.
Shots are measures of spirits.
He must have meant those.
In a different context, 'He's a good shot' means 'He's a good shooter'.
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Shooters are a type of shot (as in alcoholic drinks).
They are like a small mixed drink, usually with two or more types of alcohol and one or more non-alcoholic ingredients. The glasses used to serve them are usually a little taller and skinnier than a regular shot glass.