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cork English

Meaning cork meaning

What does cork mean?
Definitions in simple English

cork Noun

— A cork is a small, round piece of wood which people put in the top of a bottle to close it. I took the cork out of the wine bottle with a corkscrew. — Cork is a type of wood. It is quite soft and light. It is often used to make corks (sense 1).

cork

— noun outer bark of the cork oak; used for stoppers for bottles etc — verb stuff with cork The baseball player stuffed his bat with cork to make it lighter — noun the plug in the mouth of a bottle (especially a wine bottle) — verb close a bottle with a cork — noun (= phellem) (botany) outer tissue of bark; a protective layer of dead cells — noun a small float usually made of cork; attached to a fishing line

Cork

— noun a port city in southern Ireland

Synonyms cork synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as cork?

cork English » English

stopper plug lid cap seal cover bob stop up phellem bobfloat bobber block suberic subereous stopple cork up bung bottle cork top suber stop spigot plug up peg float corky close bottle stopper woodnog wooden plug treenail tap stuff stoppage stopcock stop with a cork stifle soft wood shut seal lock quill-bob quell obstruction obstruct nog natural cork mushroom look down lichen float for a fishing line

Topics cork topics

What do people use cork to talk about?
Universe, creation Plant

Parts of a plant

Conjugation cork conjugation

How do you conjugate cork?

cork · verb

Examples cork examples

How do I use cork in a sentence?

Simple sentences

The champagne cork popped out.
It was impossible to pull out the cork.
Tom put the cork back into the wine bottle.
This cork refuses to come out.
The cork doesn't come out.
This cork is not coming out.
He removed the cork.

Movie subtitles

Cork it, Karen!
Cork it!
Well, can I offer you a nice Turkish prettiest? Number-nine cork tip.
There goes me prettiest number-nine cork tips.
What's the fun of having champagne if you can't pop the cork yourself?
Because I like cork better.
Let's pull the cork.
Pull the cork!
I believe there's a little cork in that wine.
Is there any man here from Cork?
The usual amount of cork.
Keep blowing your cork, pinching half the town!
And have him pop up like a cork?
I had to get out of there before I blew my cork.
This gentleman is Forrester Harvey, who was born in County Cork, Ireland, in 1884.
Yeah, stick a cork in it!
They're cork-tip.
Because I Iike cork better.
A cork. From our first bottle of champagne.
Or else I will only be left with the cork.
Well, work him over then. Fix him up. Don't sit there waiting to blow your cork.
And have him pop up like a cork? No, sir.
There's such a wine - you hardly take a cork out, and it's all foaming, like a rabid dog.
Smoke the new milder Filter Tip Superbos, now with a cork tip at one end and a filter tip at the other.
Superbo Filter Cork Ends and Burperex for the tum-tum.
What about my Cork?!
Same old cork still floating.
Like pulling the cork out of a bottle of Chianti.
The cork was damaged, but I'll manage.
No, that was just a champagne cork.
You'll pull out the cork?
Pop the cork.
That's quite an act you showed me there, popping the cork without a sweat.
George wired up the cork so he'd know if I got into it.
You cork-brain, I'm talking about man, woman, sex, conquest.

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