Wine-cooler
noun
1.
a bucket for holding ice to chill a bottle of wine.
2.
a drink made of wine, fruit juice, carbonated water, and sometimes other flavorings.
noun
1.
a bucket-like vessel containing ice in which a bottle of wine is placed to be cooled
2.
the full name for cooler (sense 3)
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