(1) Our army completely surrounded and corked up the enemy stronghold.

(2) He kept his emotions corked up inside him.

(3) Then he removed the carboy, corked it with a glass stopper, and dropped it over the side of the boat.

(4) But they should keep the champagne corked until they get more from the company.

(5) Keep it corked Carlsbad leaders can congratulate themselves for winning Lego when dozens of other cities wanted it.

(6) The bottles have all been corked up.

(7) This wine is faulty, I think it corked.

(8) She keeps her love for him corked up inside her.

(9) Corked wine is easier to recognise than to describe: it is woody, mouldy, stale and mouth - puckering.

(10) Corked : Distinctive taste or smell in wine resulting from a moldy or tainted cork.

(11) Corked taste , Corkiess, Corky . Taste imparted to bottled wines by defective or mouldy corks.

(12) He admitted that he had corked his bat for that season.

(13) Corked , corky: Fault in wine caused by a contaminated cork.

(14) Corked taste , corkiness[sentencedict.com], corky. Taste imparted to bottled wines by defective or mouldy corks.

(15) Once corked the bottles are put into baskets and carried to the racks.

(16) There is, however, an issue over the alarming number of corked wines being experienced in the market.

(17) The issue of limited quantities of natural cork and the problem of corking, when the wine takes on a corked taste, are leading to the increasingly widespread use of silicon corks and screw tops.

(18) The alcohol is volatile, so please keep the bottle corked.

(19) The mucous plug—the clear, globby, gelatinous blob-like barrier that has corked your cervix throughout your pregnancy—occasionally becomes dislodged as dilation and effacement begin.

(20) Well , there is something else. This wine here, I think it is corked.