aguardiente (Meaning)

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aguardiente (n.)

A inferior brandy of Spain and Portugal.

A strong alcoholic drink, especially pulque.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

In Colombia, it's common to celebrate special occasions with a shot of traditional aguardiente, a popular anise-flavored liquor.
The locals gathered around the bonfire, sipping aguardiente to keep warm on the chilly evening.
The bartender expertly poured a glass of aguardiente, setting it in front of the customer with a flourish.
The distinct licorice flavor of aguardiente is an acquired taste that many aficionados appreciate.
At the family reunion, everyone raised their glasses in a toast with aguardiente, honoring their shared heritage.
The sweet aroma of aguardiente lingered in the air as the distillery workers crafted each batch with precision.
In some Latin American countries, aguardiente is enjoyed as a digestive after a hearty meal.
The traditional dance festival was accompanied by the rhythmic beat of drums and the clinking of glasses filled with aguardiente.
As the sun set over the picturesque village, friends gathered on the terrace to enjoy a leisurely evening with a bottle of aguardiente.
The folklore festival featured traditional music, colorful costumes, and plenty of aguardiente, creating a lively and festive atmosphere.

A inferior brandy of Spain and Portugal., A strong alcoholic drink, especially pulque.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

In Colombia, it's common to celebrate special occasions with a shot of traditional aguardiente, a popular anise-flavored liquor.

The locals gathered around the bonfire, sipping aguardiente to keep warm on the chilly evening.

The bartender expertly poured a glass of aguardiente, setting it in front of the customer with a flourish.

The distinct licorice flavor of aguardiente is an acquired taste that many aficionados appreciate.