Corkscrew (noun)

1. A tool, typically made of metal, used to remove corks from bottles.
2. A spiral device with a handle that is used to remove corks from bottles.
3. A tool with a spiral shape that is used to remove corks from bottles of wine or other beverages.

Origin:

The word corkscrew is derived from the late 16th century from the word "cork" and "screw" which refers to the spiral shape of the tool.

Examples:

1. He used a corkscrew to open the bottle of wine.
2. The corkscrew was used to remove the cork from the bottle.
3. The waiter opened the bottle of wine with a corkscrew.
4. The corkscrew was a handy tool for opening bottles of wine.
5. The corkscrew was left in the cork after it was removed from the bottle.