meads (Meaning)
meads
an alcoholic drink made of water, honey, malt, and yeast, meadow, a fermented beverage made of water and honey, malt, and yeast
Synonyms & Antonyms of meads
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Synonyms:
- aqua vitaes
- nightcaps
- firewaters
- belts
- aperitifs
- gins
- liqueurs
- juices
- inebriants
- snifters
- brandies
- loads
- whiskies
- boozes
- ardent spirits
- chasers
- sauces
- lushes
- ales
- beers
- stimulants
- brews
- potables
- strong drinks
- hooches
- bracers
- nips
- microbrews
- slugs
- shooters
- cocktails
- digestifs
Antonyms:
No strong antonyms found.
Synonyms:
- whets
- John Barleycorns
- malt liquors
- snorts
- barley-broos
- shots
- vodkas
- tots
- nappies
- home brews
- tequilas
- brewskis
- whiskeys
- mescals
- pegs
- schnapps
- mixed drinks
- mums
- barley-brees
- brewages
- pops
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
meads Sentence Examples
- The sweet mead filled the goblet, tantalizing the senses with its golden hue.
- The villagers celebrated the harvest with a bountiful feast, partaking in the mead as it flowed freely.
- The mead's intoxicating aroma permeated the tavern, creating a convivial atmosphere.
- The ancient mead was said to possess magical properties, rejuvenating the weary and invigorating the soul.
- The meadmaker carefully monitored the fermentation process, ensuring the perfect balance of sweetness and acidity.
- The mead was served as an aperitif, preparing the palate for the sumptuous feast that followed.
- The mead's smooth texture and velvety finish left a lingering delight on the tongue.
- The mead flowed like liquid amber, its rich color a testament to its painstaking craftsmanship.
- The mead was infused with fragrant herbs and spices, adding a subtle complexity to its flavor profile.
- The mead's golden bubbles danced merrily in the glass, inviting the imbibers to partake in its festive spirit.
FAQs About the word meads
an alcoholic drink made of water, honey, malt, and yeast, meadow, a fermented beverage made of water and honey, malt, and yeast
moonshines, intoxicants, grogs, spirits, sakes, tipples, alcohols, bottles, liquors, rums
nonintoxicants,,
The sweet mead filled the goblet, tantalizing the senses with its golden hue.
The villagers celebrated the harvest with a bountiful feast, partaking in the mead as it flowed freely.
The mead's intoxicating aroma permeated the tavern, creating a convivial atmosphere.
The ancient mead was said to possess magical properties, rejuvenating the weary and invigorating the soul.
