liquors (Meaning)
liquors
a liquid substance, a usually distilled rather than fermented alcoholic beverage, a watery solution of a drug, a liquid substance or solution, a solution of a medicinal substance usually in water compare tincture, a strong alcoholic beverage, bath sense 2b(1), to drink alcoholic liquor especially to excess, to make drunk with alcoholic liquor, to dress (something, such as leather) with oil or grease
Synonyms & Antonyms of liquors
Synonyms:
- brandies
- lushes
- tequilas
- grogs
- intoxicants
- whiskeys
- stimulants
- beers
- sauces
- potables
- inebriants
- strong drinks
- moonshines
- vodkas
- ardent spirits
- juices
- tipples
- hooches
- ales
- whiskies
Antonyms:
No strong antonyms found.
Synonyms:
- gins
- bracers
- microbrews
- nips
- sakis
- digestifs
- snifters
- mixed drinks
- shots
- snorts
- nappies
- loads
- brewskis
- pops
- nightcaps
- malt liquors
- firewaters
- aqua vitaes
- belts
- shooters
- brews
- chasers
- John Barleycorns
- liqueurs
- mums
- schnapps
- aperitifs
- meads
- pegs
- cocktails
- sakes
- tots
- slugs
- home brews
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
liquors Sentence Examples
- The bar had an extensive selection of premium liquors, including whiskeys, bourbons, and gins.
- The partygoers indulged in various liquors, causing the room to fill with a pungent aroma of alcohol.
- The bartender expertly mixed different liquors to create a series of tantalizing cocktails.
- The guests were offered a selection of liquors before dinner, each with its own distinct flavor profile.
- The alcohol aficionado had a vast knowledge of liquors, and could discuss their histories and origins in detail.
- The vintage liquors had been stored in cellars for decades, developing a rich and complex character.
- The prohibition-era speakeasy sold illegal liquors under the guise of a respectable establishment.
- The company produced high-quality liquors that were distributed across the country.
- The tourists visited a distillery to learn about the production process of various liquors.
- The wine enthusiast had a sophisticated palate and preferred to accompany their meals with fine liquors.
FAQs About the word liquors
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The bar had an extensive selection of premium liquors, including whiskeys, bourbons, and gins.
The partygoers indulged in various liquors, causing the room to fill with a pungent aroma of alcohol.
The bartender expertly mixed different liquors to create a series of tantalizing cocktails.
The guests were offered a selection of liquors before dinner, each with its own distinct flavor profile.
