noun a mixed drink containing a spirit, typically whiskey, and a carbonated beverage, served in a tall glass
In the hospitality industry, 'highball' may refer to a specific type of drink order or request from a customer, indicating a preference for a simple mixed drink served in a tall glass.
A highball is a type of cocktail that typically consists of a base spirit mixed with a larger portion of a non-alcoholic mixer, such as soda water, ginger ale, or tonic water. It is usually served over ice in a tall glass.
In bartending, 'highball' refers to a category of drinks that are served in a highball glass, which is a tall, narrow glass typically used for cocktails containing a larger volume of mixer than spirit.
In the writing world, 'highball' can refer to a type of cocktail or a fast-paced, straightforward style of writing.
Psychologists may use the term 'highball' informally to describe a situation where a client is exaggerating or inflating their achievements or abilities.
A bartender may use 'highball' to refer to a type of mixed drink that typically contains a spirit and a larger portion of a non-alcoholic mixer, served in a tall glass.
In the film industry, 'highball' can refer to a shot where the camera is positioned above the subject, looking down on them.