brewage (Meaning)
brewage (n)
drink made by steeping and boiling and fermenting rather than distilling
brewage (n.)
Malt liquor; drink brewed.
Synonyms & Antonyms of brewage
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Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- drink
- digestif
- bottle
- chaser
- bracer
- sauce
- tipple
- barley-broo
- Dutch courage
- intoxicant
- peg
- hooch
- strong drink
- nip
- aqua vitae
- inebriant
- mao-tai
- whet
- grog
- shot
- juice
- spirits
- booze
- stimulant
- firewater
- lush
- aperitif
- ardent spirits
- potable
- tot
- moonshine
- rum
- nightcap
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
brewage Sentence Examples
- The vendor offered a wide variety of **beverages**, from refreshing iced teas to frothy lattes.
- The old recipe book contained instructions for making various **breverages**, including mead and cider.
- The aroma of the **brewage** wafting from the cafe enticed passersby to step inside.
- The scientist carefully filtered the **brewage** to remove any impurities.
- The villagers gathered for a celebratory feast, sharing food and **beverages** in joyful company.
- The museum exhibit showcased ancient **brewing** techniques used by different cultures.
- The herbalist carefully selected ingredients for a **brewage** believed to possess healing properties.
- The king announced a tax on all **beverages** sold within the kingdom.
- The detective examined the leftover **brewage** in the cup for clues, hoping to identify the poison.
- In the hot summer months, a cold and refreshing **beverage** can be the perfect way to cool down.
FAQs About the word brewage
drink made by steeping and boiling and fermenting rather than distillingMalt liquor; drink brewed.
malt liquor, wine,beer, cocktail, microbrew, ale, home brew, brew, alcohol, snifter
nonintoxicant,nonintoxicant,,
The vendor offered a wide variety of **beverages**, from refreshing iced teas to frothy lattes.
The old recipe book contained instructions for making various **breverages**, including mead and cider.
The aroma of the **brewage** wafting from the cafe enticed passersby to step inside.
The scientist carefully filtered the **brewage** to remove any impurities.
