Liquor
31liquor up — verb a) To cause someone to drink liquor, usually to excess. b) To drink liquor, usually to excess …
32liquor — liq|uor [ lıkər ] noun uncount alcoholic drinks, especially strong alcoholic drinks: hard liquor (=strong alcoholic drink): If you d prefer hard liquor, I have rum and vodka …
33liquor — [[t]lɪ̱kə(r)[/t]] liquors N MASS Strong alcoholic drinks such as whisky, vodka, and gin can be referred to as liquor. [AM] The room was filled with cases of liquor. ...intoxicating liquors. (in BRIT, use spirits) …
34liquor — noun 1) alcoholic liquor Syn: alcohol, spirits, (alcoholic) drink; informal booze, the hard stuff, hooch, moonshine 2) strain the liquor into the sauce Syn: stock, broth, bouillon, juice …
35liquor — Wai; wai ona, kulu (intoxicating). See ex., ho omalule, intoxicant. ♦ First and last distillations of liquor, kālolo, kāwai. ♦ Ti root liquor, ōkolehao …
36liquor — See liqueur, liquor …
37liquor — lì·quor s.m.inv. TS fisiol. → liquido cefalorachidiano {{line}} {{/line}} DATA: 1931. ETIMO: dal lat. lĭquor, oris sostanza liquida …
38Liquor — Li|quor 〈m.; Gen.: s; Pl.: unz.; Abk.: Liq.; Med.〉 1. Flüssigkeit; Liquor cerebrospinalis der Lymphe ähnliche Flüssigkeit in den Ventrikeln des Gehirns u. dem Duralsack, Rückenmarks Gehirn Flüssigkeit 2. in Wasser gelöstes Arzneimittel [Etym.:… …
39liquor — liq|uor [ˈlıkə US ər] n [U] [Date: 1200 1300; : Old French; Origin: licour, from Latin liquor, from liquere; LIQUID2] 1.) especially AmE a strong alcoholic drink such as ↑whisky = ↑spirit →↑liqueur 2.) …
40Liquor — Li|quor der; s, ...ores [...re:s] <aus lat. liquor »Flüssigkeit« zu liquere, vgl. ↑liquid>: 1. seröse Körperflüssigkeit (Med.). 2. flüssiges Arzneimittel (Pharm.); Abk.: Liq …
