beer

beer: noun

ADJECTIVE

▪ good, great, quality

▪ cheap

▪ strong

▪ alcohol-free, light, low-alcohol, no-alcohol, non-alcoholic

▪ cold, ice-cold

▪ warm

▪ black, blonde, dark

▪ wheat

▪ craft, specialty (both AmE)

▪ domestic (esp. AmE), imported, local

▪ bottled, cask (BrE), draught/draft, keg

▪ flat (= that the gas has gone out of)

▪ stale

▪ The bar smelled of stale beer.

▪ home-brewed

▪ ginger, root (AmE)

… OF BEER

▪ pint (BrE)

▪ I ordered half a pint of beer with my sandwich.

▪ barrel, bottle, can, keg, pitcher (AmE)

▪ cup (AmE), glass, mug (AmE), tankard

▪ case (esp. AmE), crate (esp. BrE), six-pack

VERB + BEER

▪ drink

▪ Do you drink beer?

▪ have

▪ Will you have a beer?

▪ get, grab (esp. AmE)

▪ down

▪ He downed his beer in one go.

▪ chug (AmE), gulp, gulp at, guzzle, sip, sip at, swig

▪ take a gulp of, take a sip of, take a swig of

▪ draw, pour (sb)

▪ This beer should be drawn slowly.

▪ He poured us all a beer.

▪ spill

▪ buy (sb), order

▪ I saw him at the bar ordering a beer.

▪ sell, serve

▪ go for (BrE), go out for

▪ I'm going (out) for a beer with Carl tonight.

▪ brew

▪ chill

BEER + VERB

▪ chill

▪ I have some beers chilling in the cooler.

▪ go flat

▪ flow (figurative)

▪ The beer flowed freely after the game.

▪ spill

▪ He slammed his glass down and the beer spilled over the sides.

BEER + NOUN

▪ drinker, lover

▪ maker

▪ barrel, bottle, can, crate (esp. BrE), glass, keg, mug, stein (AmE), tankard

▪ coaster (AmE), mat (BrE)

▪ cooler (esp. AmE)

▪ festival

▪ consumption, production, sales

▪ ad (informal), advertisement, commercial

▪ cellar (BrE), garden

▪ Children are welcome in the beer garden.

▪ belly, gut (both informal)

▪ He's only twenty but he already has a beer belly.

▪ money

▪ Singing in bars keeps him in beer money (= earns him a little money).

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béer — [ bee ] v. intr. <conjug. : 1> • baer 1121; lat. pop. °batare « bâiller » 1 ♦ Rare Être grand ouvert. Qui bée. ⇒ béant. « À ses pieds béait la valise bigarrée d étiquettes multicolores » (Martin du Gard). 2 ♦ Littér. Avoir la bouche ouverte … Encyclopédie Universelle
Beer — steht für: Beer (Familienname), der Familienname Beer Beer (Architektenfamilie), eine Familie von Barockbaumeistern aus dem Bregenzer Wald Beer (Devon), einen Ort in England Beer (Somerset), eine Ortschaft in der Gemeinde Aller in Somerset in… … Deutsch Wikipedia
beer — W3S2 [bıə US bır] n [: Old English; Origin: beor] 1.) [U] an alcoholic drink made from ↑malt and ↑hops ▪ a pint of beer ▪ We sell traditional draught beer (=beer served from a large container, not a bottle) . 2.) a glass, bottle, or can of beer … Dictionary of contemporary English
beer´i|ly — beer|y «BIHR ee», adjective, beer|i|er, beer|i|est. 1. of beer: »a beery odor. 2. caused by or influenced by beer: »beery good humor … Useful english dictionary
beer|y — «BIHR ee», adjective, beer|i|er, beer|i|est. 1. of beer: »a beery odor. 2. caused by or influenced by beer: »beery good humor … Useful english dictionary
Beer — Beer, n. [OE. beor, ber, AS. be[ o]r; akin to Fries. biar, Icel. bj?rr, OHG. bior, D. & G. bier, and possibly E. brew. [root]93, See {Brew}.] 1. A fermented liquor made from any malted grain, but commonly from barley malt, with hops or some other … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Beer — Beer has been brewed in Brussels and the surrounding communes since the beginning of the 13th century, ever since the requisite grains barley and wheat and hops have been grown here. In 1295, John II, duke of Brabant, authorized the city… … Historical Dictionary of Brussels
beer — O.E. beor strong drink, beer, mead, a word of much disputed and ambiguous origin, cognate with O.Fris. biar, M.Du., Du. bier, O.H.G. bior, Ger. Bier. Probably a 6c. West Germanic monastic borrowing of V.L. biber a drink, beverage (from L.… … Etymology dictionary
beer — [ bır ] noun *** uncount a yellow or brown alcoholic drink made from MALT (=grain that has been left in water and then dried) and HOPS (=a type of plant). You make or brew beer: I don t drink beer, only wine. a barrel of beer a. count a glass or… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
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beer — ► NOUN ▪ an alcoholic drink made from yeast fermented malt flavoured with hops. ● beer and skittles Cf. ↑beer and skittles ORIGIN from Latin biber a drink , from bibere to drink … English terms dictionary

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