mao-tais (Meaning)
mao-tais
a strong Chinese liquor made from sorghum
Synonyms & Antonyms of mao-tais
Synonyms:
- whiskies
- barley-brees
- whiskeys
- liqueurs
- brandies
- meads
- mescals
- barley-broos
- schnapps
- wines
- tequilas
- vodkas
- malt liquors
- sakis
- gins
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- belts
- mixed drinks
- brewskis
- cocktails
- home brews
- loads
- nips
- nappies
- Dutch courages
- ales
- sakes
- beers
- microbrews
- brewages
- brews
- mums
Antonyms:
No strong antonyms found.
Synonyms:
- tots
- rums
- John Barleycorns
- nightcaps
- alcohols
- intoxicants
- bracers
- aqua vitaes
- hooches
- shooters
- inebriants
- snorts
- stimulants
- tipples
- firewaters
- shots
- chasers
- aperitifs
- bottles
- liquors
- strong drinks
- whets
- digestifs
- pegs
- grogs
- moonshines
- ardent spirits
- slugs
- pops
- sauces
- spirits
- drinks
- juices
- snifters
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
mao-tais Sentence Examples
- The guests were treated to a lavish dinner accompanied by fine mao-tais.
- The rare and exquisite mao-tais were served in delicate porcelain cups.
- The aroma of the mao-tais filled the room, tantalizing the senses.
- The guests sipped the mao-tais slowly, savoring each sip.
- The mao-tais were a perfect complement to the spicy and flavorful dishes.
- The host proudly displayed his collection of vintage mao-tais.
- The government officials enjoyed the mao-tais during their high-level meetings.
- The tourists purchased mao-tais as souvenirs to remember their visit to China.
- The bartender expertly mixed mao-tais into a signature cocktail.
- The celebration reached its peak as the guests raised their glasses of mao-tais in a toast.
FAQs About the word mao-tais
a strong Chinese liquor made from sorghum
whiskies, barley-brees, whiskeys, liqueurs, brandies, meads,mescals, barley-broos, schnapps, wines
nonintoxicants,,
The guests were treated to a lavish dinner accompanied by fine mao-tais.
The rare and exquisite mao-tais were served in delicate porcelain cups.
The aroma of the mao-tais filled the room, tantalizing the senses.
The guests sipped the mao-tais slowly, savoring each sip.
