IPA: /ˈbɑːr.wɛər/
KK: /ˈbɑrˌwɛr/
Items like glasses, shakers, and utensils that are used for making and serving drinks, especially alcoholic ones.
The bartender organized the barware neatly on the shelves behind the counter.
Barware → The word is formed from "bar" (from Old French *barre*, meaning a barrier or rod) and "ware" (from Old English *waru*, meaning goods or merchandise). Barware refers to goods or items used in a bar setting.
Think of a 'bar' as a place where drinks are served, and 'ware' refers to the items or goods used there. This helps you remember that barware means the items used in a bar.