decant

I was decanted after he last went down to sleep.

Tomorrow she would decant four new lives into a world without a name.

Wine from the good list was decanted at the table.

After decanting they should be consumed within a few days.

However, to try to decant what I needed for my purpose was impossible here and now.

For best results, decant the bottle two hours before dinner; better yet, one day.

Today it is usually decanted against an electric light or white background.

If you have or find a bottle, decant it for up to an hour before serving.

You must call me hours in advance so I can decant it."

It had hurt to be decanted from the bubble, like being born once more.

They are decanted in the store from barrels to bottles.

But when they got home they had to find a way to decant it.

The wine needed to be decanted not only to leave the sediment behind, but because it was so young.

The four wines need decanting and time to develop further in the bottle.

The best way to appreciate the wine is to decant it, despite its youth.

He's sitting at the gate, watching the school around the corner decant its little boys.

He's right in advising that if drunk early, it needs decanting.

By the time they were decanted the embryos had a horror of cold.

Like vintage port it needs to be decanted before drinking.

"And you've decanted some of the special Tokay for him?"

Do not leave oil in an open can; decant it into a capped bottle.

The girl decanted a cup of tea and brought it over, as if in a trance.

To tap into the folds of flavor, decant it for at last two hours.

To help its still-quiescent fruit open up, I decanted it.

I "decant" food into ever smaller bowls in the refrigerator.