overproof (Meaning)
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overproof (a.)
Containing more alcohol than proof spirit; stronger than proof spirit; that is, containing more than 49.3 per cent by weight of alcohol.
Synonyms & Antonyms of overproof
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overproof Sentence Examples
- The overproof rum burned my throat like fire.
- The bartender served me a generous overproof cocktail that left me intoxicated rapidamente.
- The overproof spirit numbed my senses and sent me into a haze.
- Overproof whiskey is often used in cooking to evaporate the alcohol and leave behind a rich flavor.
- Drinking overproof alcohol in excess can lead to dangerous consequences, including alcohol poisoning.
- The high alcohol content of overproof vodka made it difficult to sip without grimacing.
- I watched in amazement as the experienced bartender poured overproof absinthe into a flaming spoon.
- The overproof bourbon warmed me from the inside out on a cold winter night.
- Using overproof rum as a substitute for regular rum in a daiquiri gave the cocktail an unexpected kick.
- The overproof brandy added a luxurious sweetness to the chocolate fondue.
FAQs About the word overproof
Containing more alcohol than proof spirit; stronger than proof spirit; that is, containing more than 49.3 per cent by weight of alcohol.
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The overproof rum burned my throat like fire.
The bartender served me a generous overproof cocktail that left me intoxicated rapidamente.
The overproof spirit numbed my senses and sent me into a haze.
Overproof whiskey is often used in cooking to evaporate the alcohol and leave behind a rich flavor.
