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What is a open topped pie called?
A pie with no top crust is called an open-faced or open-topped pie.
What is the cover on the top of the drink called?
it is called a cap ... a bottle cap that is ok ..l :)
What is an open top car called?
Convertible, or cabriolet.
What is an open top truck called?
A pick-up roadster.
What are closed sandwiches?
A closed sandwich has a piece of bread on the top, whereas an open sandwich does not have the top piece of bread.
What is the large open space at the top of a staircase?
It is usually called a landing.
What is the name of the drink made by the mayans from cocoa beans and what does it mean?
called coca coca mocfha cengsh ice drink in top foods and drugs
How does a plastic cup work?
A plastic cup is a small plastic container, with an open top, that is used to contain fluids to drink (ie. water, soft drink, milk etc). This is able to contain water as it has only one opening (usually the top side) and the user generally holds it with the open side at the top, thus the fluid is contained by the cup due to the effect of gravity (fluid moves towards the earth, but is trapped).
What are the things on top of soda cans that you use to open them with called?
a pop can tab
How do you open Guinness draught can?
the proper way to open a Guinness draught can is, just lift the top till you hear the crack, do it slow,the ball inside will open and infuse the content of gas into the beer ,you wait at least thirty seconds or so,or longer ,then lift the top the rest of the way , if you just tear the top open the gas just escapes and you don't have the beer that Guinness intented for you to drink if you have any more questions email me at pittsburghphil@hotmail.com
What is the bubble ontop of a graduated cylinder?
The bubbles on top of a drink are just air bubbles. When carbonated beverages are poured into a glass they form an area on top of the drink that looks like foam. The slang word for this is suds or a head.
Can you have an open alcohol drink in a car in Australia?
No
