ale (Meaning)
ale (n)
a general name for beer made with a top fermenting yeast; in some of the United States an ale is (by law) a brew of more than 4% alcohol by volume
ale (n.)
An intoxicating liquor made from an infusion of malt by fermentation and the addition of a bitter, usually hops.
A festival in English country places, so called from the liquor drunk.
Synonyms & Antonyms of ale
Synonyms:
- shooter
- rum
- potable
- strong drink
- sauce
- digestif
- tipple
- tot
- bracer
- alcohol
- juice
- nip
- shot
- firewater
- moonshine
- nightcap
- booze
- stimulant
- grog
- ardent spirits
- barley-broo
- liquor
- spirits
- hooch
- bottle
- mao-tai
- aperitif
- barley-bree
- inebriant
- aqua vitae
- peg
- Dutch courage
- chaser
- intoxicant
- drink
- whet
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
ale Sentence Examples
- The pub offered a diverse selection of ales, ranging from traditional pale ales to rich and hearty stouts.
- The bartender poured a refreshing mug of ale for the patrons, each glass showcasing the brewer's craftsmanship.
- In the cozy tavern, friends gathered to enjoy a leisurely evening, sipping on pints of their favorite ales.
- The local brewery prided itself on producing small-batch ales with distinct flavors and aromas.
- As the sun set, the outdoor beer garden became a popular spot for locals to unwind with a cold ale in hand.
- The ale festival attracted beer enthusiasts from far and wide, eager to sample a wide array of craft brews.
- The alehouse, with its rustic charm and wooden furnishings, provided a perfect setting for socializing over ales.
- A well-poured ale, with its foamy head and effervescence, is a true delight for those with a discerning palate.
- The homebrewer experimented with different hop varieties to create a unique ale recipe that garnered praise from friends and family.
- In medieval times, ale was a staple beverage, enjoyed by people of all walks of life as a safer alternative to water.
FAQs About the word ale
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The pub offered a diverse selection of ales, ranging from traditional pale ales to rich and hearty stouts.
The bartender poured a refreshing mug of ale for the patrons, each glass showcasing the brewer's craftsmanship.
In the cozy tavern, friends gathered to enjoy a leisurely evening, sipping on pints of their favorite ales.
The local brewery prided itself on producing small-batch ales with distinct flavors and aromas.
