Canadian English Meaning of cocktails
Cocktails
Other Canadian English words related to Cocktails
- alloys
- amalgamations
- amalgams
- blends
- combinations
- mixtures
- Admixtures
- Assortments
- composites
- compounds
- mergers
- intermixtures
- syntheses
- absorptions
- accumulations
- aggregations
- coalescences
- Coalitions
- Commixtures
- conglomerations
- hashes
- hodgepodge
- incorporations
- Integrations
- Medleys
- mishmashes
- patchwork
- Potpourris
- varieties
Nearest Words of cocktails
- cocktail parties => Cocktail parties
- cocks => roosters
- cockleshells => cockleshells
- cocking snooks (at) => give the finger
- cocking a snook (at) => Poking fun at
- cockily => cockily
- cocked snooks (at) => Give lip to (someone)
- cocked a snook (at) => raspberry (someone)
- cockcrows => cockcrows
- cockalorum => hooligan
Definitions and Meaning of cocktails in English
cocktails
a usually iced drink of wine or distilled liquor mixed with flavoring ingredients, designed for semiformal wear, an iced drink of distilled liquor mixed with flavoring ingredients, an appetizer (as tomato juice) served as a first course at a meal, an appetizer served as a first course at a meal, a horse with its tail docked, of, relating to, or set aside for cocktails, something resembling or suggesting such a drink as being a mixture of often diverse elements or ingredients, a mixture of agents usually in solution that is taken or used especially for medical treatment or diagnosis
FAQs About the word cocktails
Cocktails
a usually iced drink of wine or distilled liquor mixed with flavoring ingredients, designed for semiformal wear, an iced drink of distilled liquor mixed with fl
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cocktail parties => Cocktail parties, cocks => roosters, cockleshells => cockleshells, cocking snooks (at) => give the finger, cocking a snook (at) => Poking fun at,
