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a discreet rebellion you can slide into a boot, curved to hug your hip
means A narrow-necked container for holding liquids, especially a small flat or curved one carried in a pocket to hold spirits, or a sturdier vessel used in laboratories.
from From Old French 'flasque' and Late Latin 'flasco,' meaning a container or bottle — possibly tracing back to a Germanic source related to the same family that gave us 'flagon.' The word traveled through medieval kitchens and cellars before specializing into the lab glass and the pocket-sized hip companion we know today.
- shape reason
- Curved to fit snugly against the body
- vacuum kin
- Same name powers your coffee-saving Thermos
- prohibition star
- Sales boomed when liquor went illegal in America
- chemistry too
- Erlenmeyer flasks swirl liquids without spilling
- hip placement
- Worn at the hip to hide from sight
flask micro web framework — python web framework created by armin ronacher in 2010, powers thousands of web applications
stanley thermos flask — vacuum insulated bottle brand founded in 1913, keeps drinks hot/cold for 24+ hours