firewaters (Meaning)

firewaters

strong alcoholic liquor

No strong antonyms found.

No weak antonyms found.

The settlers were wary of the indigenous tribe's reputation for consuming potent firewaters.
The sailors rowdily celebrated their arrival with kegs of firewaters.
The missionary condemned the sale of firewaters to the native population, deeming it a moral scourge.
The saloon owner liberally dispensed firewaters to his eager patrons.
The trader's convoy carried barrels of firewaters, a lucrative commodity among frontiersmen.
The explorer's journal warned of the dangers of consuming firewaters with the local tribes.
The soldiers' camp was abuzz with the scent of roasted meat and the stench of firewaters.
The physician cautioned against the excessive consumption of firewaters, citing its detrimental effects on the liver.
The lawman cracked down on the illicit sale of firewaters, determined to curb its damaging influence on the community.
The historian pondered the role of firewaters in shaping the history of the American frontier.

strong alcoholic liquor

ardent spirits, spirits,liquors, drinks, bottles, boozes, alcohols, juices, whiskies, tequilas

nonintoxicants,,

The settlers were wary of the indigenous tribe's reputation for consuming potent firewaters.

The sailors rowdily celebrated their arrival with kegs of firewaters.

The missionary condemned the sale of firewaters to the native population, deeming it a moral scourge.

The saloon owner liberally dispensed firewaters to his eager patrons.