liqueurs Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- sakes
- liquors
- home-brews
- mao-tais
- mums
- mescals
- mixed-drinks
- cocktails
- beers
- barley-broos
- brews
- ales
- microbrews
- barley-brees
- spirits
- malt-liquors
- alcohols
- sakis
- aperitifs
Weak:
- sauces
- nightcaps
- stimulants
- drinks
- ardent-spirits
- belts
- snorts
- loads
- snifters
- pops
- nips
- brewages
- firewaters
- inebriants
- potables
- brewskis
- boozes
- moonshines
- pegs
- shots
- nappies
- grogs
- bracers
- bottles
- slugs
- juices
- tipples
- dutch-courages
- rums
- intoxicants
- lushes
- shooters
- tots
- digestifs
- hooches
- strong-drinks
- chasers
Meaning of liqueurs
liqueurs
a flavored and usually sweetened alcoholic beverage, a usually sweetened alcoholic beverage variously flavored (as with fruit or aromatics), a usually sweetened alcoholic liquor (such as brandy) flavored with fruit, spices, nuts, herbs, or seeds
liqueurs Sentence Examples
- The bartender recommended a blend of liqueurs to create a unique cocktail.
- The dessert menu offered a selection of rich liqueurs as an after-dinner indulgence.
- The aroma of sweet liqueurs wafted through the air, enticing guests to the bar.
- The chef incorporated liqueurs into the glaze of the roasted duck, giving it a sophisticated flavor.
- The hostess served a tray of small cups filled with assorted liqueurs for her guests to sample.
- The bartender's signature cocktail featured a base of whiskey enhanced with a hint of herbal liqueurs.
- The chocolate mousse was topped with a dollop of crème anglaise infused with aromatic liqueurs.
- The pastry chef created delicate chocolates filled with creamy liqueurs, offering a decadent treat.
- The bartender used a variety of liqueurs as modifiers in his innovative cocktails, resulting in a complex and balanced taste profile.
- The liqueurs section of the liquor store displayed an array of bottles, each containing a different flavor and origin.
FAQs About the word liqueurs
a flavored and usually sweetened alcoholic beverage, a usually sweetened alcoholic beverage variously flavored (as with fruit or aromatics), a usually sweetened
whiskeys, wines,brandies, meads, gins, vodkas, tequilas, whiskies, schnapps, sakes
nonintoxicants,,
The bartender recommended a blend of liqueurs to create a unique cocktail.
The dessert menu offered a selection of rich liqueurs as an after-dinner indulgence.
The aroma of sweet liqueurs wafted through the air, enticing guests to the bar.
The chef incorporated liqueurs into the glaze of the roasted duck, giving it a sophisticated flavor.
