liquor
మద్యం
definition
verb
But this stuff kicks - put it in a club, liquor up the audience, lay the lights low and let the band tear into this thing and you'll blow out the doors.
be or get drunk.
noun
But men are more likely to order alcohol in casual dining restaurants; both men and women drink liquor and wine.
alcoholic drink, especially distilled spirits.
a liquid produced or used in a process of some kind, in particular.
translation of 'liquor'
కల్లు,
సారాయి
example
She thought she could smell 'liquor' on his breath, and crossed her arms.
At the bar, look for upscale 'liquor' and signature drinks along with a variety of tapas.
These had been slightly glazed with concentrated poaching 'liquor' and dusted with what tasted like ground-down, caramelised peach crisps.
The coolers often contained rods or branches to increase the surface area on which the 'liquor' could crystallise.
Next, make sure all 'liquor' , beer and wine is stored in a secured area.
They should stop smoking tobacco and avoid drinking hard 'liquor' .
With their skills at home brewing, they turned its fruit into a particularly intoxicating 'liquor' .
A drink was defined as ‘a glass of wine, bottle of beer, shot glass of 'liquor' , or mixed drink.’
To him spirituous 'liquor' is a superfluous and dangerous luxury.
In Connecticut, a 1949 ordinance forbids the storing of town records in any place where 'liquor' is sold.
Drinking hard 'liquor' and beer both independently contributed to the logistic regression model.
People don't realize that if they order a tall drink they're getting the same amount of 'liquor' as a short drink.
They are more similar to dried beans than either crowder or black-eyed peas, and make a clear 'liquor' when cooked.
"I don't know why I'm still here, " I muttered, drinking another malt 'liquor' .
Consider drinking beer instead of hard 'liquor' or wine.
Of course, it didn't help the performances that apparently bootleg 'liquor' flowed freely during the location shooting.
Help your partner stay away from beer, wine, wine coolers, 'liquor' and mixed drinks.
Poteen he explained is a very potent 'liquor' distilled from potatoes.
I could smell the 'liquor' on his breath, and I recoiled, disgusted.
After the required period of time, press-strain the herbs through a fine cloth and store the 'liquor' for use.
But men are more likely to order alcohol in casual dining restaurants; both men and women drink 'liquor' and wine.
He poured some 'liquor' into the glass and I drank everything down.
A lot of popular spicy dishes require the ingredients to be marinated in a 'liquor' for a few hours or overnight.
The urge was there all right, to buy the cheapest illegal 'liquor' and get drunk in the afternoon.
Imagine you are making jam and have gotten to the point where you pour the steaming 'liquor' of fruit, sugar, and pectin into the jars.
Distilled 'liquor' (including whisky) is unknown in Europe before the 13 th century AD.
Strain over a wide jug and retain the 'liquor' , discarding the peppercorns.
But this stuff kicks - put it in a club, 'liquor up' the audience, lay the lights low and let the band tear into this thing and you'll blow out the doors.
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