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Definition of beverage
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of beverage is as below...
Beverage
(v. t.)
Liquid
for
drinking;
drink;
--
usually
applied
to drink
artificially
prepared
and of an
agreeable
flavor;
as, an
intoxicating
beverage..
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Pop
::
Pop (n.) An
unintoxicating
beverage
which
expels
the cork with a pop from the
bottle
containing
it; as,
ginger
pop; lemon pop, etc..
Punch
::
Punch (n.) A
beverage
composed
of wine or
distilled
liquor,
water (or
milk),
sugar,
and the juice of
lemon,
with spice or mint; --
specifically
named from the kind of
spirit
used; as rum
punch,
claret
punch,
champagne
punch,
etc..
Abstinence
::
Abstinence
(n.) The act or
practice
of
abstaining;
voluntary
forbearance
of any
action,
especially
the
refraining
from an
indulgence
of
appetite,
or from
customary
gratifications
of
animal
or
sensual
propensities.
Specifically,
the
practice
of
abstaining
from
intoxicating
beverages,
--
called
also total
abstinence..
Prohibition
::
Prohibition
(n.)
Specifically,
the
forbidding
by law of the sale of
alcoholic
liquors
as
beverages..
Sweet
::
Sweet
(superl.)
Having
an
agreeable
taste or
flavor
such as that of
sugar;
saccharine;
--
opposed
to sour and
bitter;
as, a sweet
beverage;
sweet
fruits;
sweet
oranges..
Salep
::
Salep (n.) The dried
tubers
of
various
species
of
Orchis,
and
Eulophia.
It is used to make a
nutritious
beverage
by
treating
the
powdered
preparation
with hot
water..
Bishop
::
Bishop
(n.) A
beverage,
being a
mixture
of wine,
oranges
or
lemons,
and
sugar..
Sorbet
::
Sorbet
(n.) A kind of
beverage;
sherbet.
Lace
::
Lace (n.)
Spirits
added to
coffee
or some other
beverage.
Wine
::
Wine (n.) The
expressed
juice of
grapes,
esp. when
fermented;
a
beverage
or
liquor
prepared
from
grapes
by
squeezing
out their
juice,
and
(usually)
allowing
it to
ferment..
Beverage
::
Beverage
(v. t.) A
treat,
or drink
money..
Lebban
::
Lebban
(n.)
Coagulated
sour milk
diluted
with
water;
-- a
common
beverage
among the
Arabs.
Also, a
fermented
liquor
made of the
same..
Cocktail
::
Cocktail
(n.) A
beverage
made of
brandy,
whisky,
or gin, iced,
flavored,
and
sweetened..
Coffee
::
Coffee
(n.) The
beverage
made from the
roasted
and
ground
berry.
Stimulated
::
Stimulant
(n.) An agent which
produces
a
temporary
increase
of vital
activity
in the
organism,
or in any of its
parts;
--
sometimes
used
without
qualification
to
signify
an
alcoholic
beverage
used as a
stimulant..
Switching
::
Switchel
(n.) A
beverage
of
molasses
and
water,
seasoned
with
vinegar
and
ginger..
Negus
::
Negus (n.) A
beverage
made of wine,
water,
sugar,
nutmeg,
and lemon
juice;
-- so
called,
it is said, from its first
maker,
Colonel
Negus..
Boza
::
Boza (n.) An
acidulated
fermented
drink of the Arabs and
Egyptians,
made from
millet
seed and
various
astringent
substances;
also, an
intoxicating
beverage
made from hemp seed,
darnel
meal, and
water..
Chocolate
::
Chocolate
(n.) The
beverage
made by
dissolving
a
portion
of the paste or cake in
boiling
water or milk.
Wine
::
Wine (n.) A
liquor
or
beverage
prepared
from the juice of any fruit or plant by a
process
similar
to that for grape wine; as,
currant
wine;
gooseberry
wine; palm
wine..
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