vampire straw

American  

[vam-pahy^uhr straw] / ˈvæm paɪər ˌstrɔ /

noun

1. a metal reusable drinking straw, sharply pointed at one end, used especially for thick drinks such as milkshakes or smoothies and also usable as a weapon.

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Etymology

Origin of vampire straw

First recorded in 2023, for the current sense

Example Sentences

A titanium drinking item that goes by the name vampire straw flashed a tooth sharp enough to get its owner arrested by Massachusetts State Police on charges of carrying a dangerous weapon.

From Washington Times

As opposed to round-ended metal straws, the vampire straw has a sharp end.

From Washington Times

“Designed for self defense, the vampire straw is super tough and long enough to be used like a dagger; its chiseled tip is sharp enough to puncture most synthetic materials,” Szabo writes in the item’s description.

From Washington Times