cold one

American  

noun

Informal.

1. a glass, can, or bottle of cold beer.

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Example Sentences

This team began the season with longer odds than a lobster in a restaurant tank, traveled more than a Dylan roadie, endured so many postgame ceremonies their thumbs have calluses from lifting trophies, and now, mercifully, can get some rest and their coach a cold one, their 16-0 record a sturdy case as one of the finest seasons of all time.

From The Wall Street Journal

The AI trade, too, may find a comfortable ground between too hot and too cold, one that allows the market to continue its winning ways.

From Barron's

The AI trade, too, may find a comfortable ground between too hot and too cold, one that allows the market to continue its winning ways.

From Barron's

The AI trade, too, may find a comfortable ground between too hot and too cold, one that allows the market to continue its winning ways.

From Barron's

I’ve done “Cold One” a thousand times, but I had never done “Cold One” like that.

From Los Angeles Times