malt liquor (Meaning)

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malt liquor (n)

a lager of high alcohol content; by law it is considered too alcoholic to be sold as lager or beer

No strong antonyms found.

No weak antonyms found.

The corner store stocked a vast selection of malt liquor, catering to those seeking an inexpensive buzz.
The aroma of malt liquor permeated the air, attracting customers from afar.
The convenience store clerk refused to sell malt liquor to underage patrons, citing strict regulations.
The malt liquor party raged on throughout the night, with loud music and rowdy behavior.
The excessive consumption of malt liquor led to a series of alcohol-related incidents in the neighborhood.
The malt liquor industry faced criticism for targeting low-income communities with its heavily advertised beverages.
The health risks associated with malt liquor were downplayed by unscrupulous marketers.
The malt liquor tax revenue was a significant source of income for local governments.
The proliferation of malt liquor consumption contributed to an increase in alcohol-related hospitalizations and deaths.
Community activists launched campaigns to reduce the availability of malt liquor in their neighborhoods.

a lager of high alcohol content; by law it is considered too alcoholic to be sold as lager or beer

mixed drink, brew, mum, brewage, wine, cocktail, beer, ale,home brew, saki

nonintoxicant,nonintoxicant,,

The corner store stocked a vast selection of malt liquor, catering to those seeking an inexpensive buzz.

The aroma of malt liquor permeated the air, attracting customers from afar.

The convenience store clerk refused to sell malt liquor to underage patrons, citing strict regulations.

The malt liquor party raged on throughout the night, with loud music and rowdy behavior.