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Meaning of daiquiri
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daiquiri (n)
a cocktail made with rum and lime or lemon juice
daiquiri Sentence Examples
- Under the shade of palm trees, we sipped refreshing daiquiris, the perfect antidote to the tropical heat.
- The bartender expertly mixed a classic daiquiri, combining rum, lime juice, and sugar with a flourish.
- The vibrant pink daiquiri enticed me with its blend of rum, strawberry, and a hint of lime.
- We debated the merits of frozen daiquiris versus their on-the-rocks counterparts, each with its own icy appeal.
- The Hemingway daiquiri, known for its simplicity and grapefruit twist, was a favorite among the literary crowd.
- As the sun dipped below the horizon, we ordered another round of daiquiris, savoring the taste of vacation.
- Learning to make a perfect daiquiri at home became a fun experiment, with endless flavor variations to explore.
- The festive atmosphere of the bar was amplified by the clinking of glasses filled with colorful daiquiris.
- Inspired by classic cocktails, the chef created a decadent dessert featuring a daiquiri sorbet with a rum glaze.
- With its association with sunny beaches and lively bars, the daiquiri remains a timeless symbol of tropical indulgence.
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a cocktail made with rum and lime or lemon juice
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Under the shade of palm trees, we sipped refreshing daiquiris, the perfect antidote to the tropical heat.
The bartender expertly mixed a classic daiquiri, combining rum, lime juice, and sugar with a flourish.
The vibrant pink daiquiri enticed me with its blend of rum, strawberry, and a hint of lime.
We debated the merits of frozen daiquiris versus their on-the-rocks counterparts, each with its own icy appeal.
