hip flask

British  

noun

1. a small metal flask for spirits, etc, often carried in a hip pocket

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Example Sentences

The highest bidder will get a hinged basket; a tartan blanket and scarf; two chromium steel sandwich boxes; a white-metal hip flask with brass cover imitating a cartridge base; two enamel tin mugs; a thermos flask; and a pair of field glasses.

From BBC

Drinks: Hip Flask’s website describes itself as “a modern cocktail factory embodying an elevated approach,” with word salad about “sheer cocktail vessels allowing large format ice and the actual liquid to be the star of the show.”

From Washington Post

Outside of cocktails, Hip Flask offers local touches with beers from Waredaca and Cushwa, among other drafts, though the wine list is more international in scope.

From Washington Post

On the curvilinear face of the bottle, like that of a hip flask, was a glass oculus through which a rich, amber-colored liquid was visible.

From New York Times

I could spend a fortune at Loch Ness Gifts, but I’m keen on the Nessie ashtray, partly because I thought ashtrays were as extinct as plesiosaurs, and also the Harris Tweed hip flask.

From Washington Post