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Definition of alcoholic
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 alcoholic is as below...
Alcoholic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
alcohol,
or
partaking
of its
qualities;
derived
from, or
caused
by,
alcohol;
containing
alcohol;
as,
alcoholic
mixtures;
alcoholic
gastritis;
alcoholic
odor..
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Erythrozyme
::
Erythrozyme
(n.) A
ferment
extracted
from
madder
root,
possessing
the power of
inducing
alcoholic
fermentation
in
solutions
of
sugar..
Fusel Oil
::
Fusel oil () A hot,
acrid,
oily
liquid,
accompanying
many
alcoholic
liquors
(as
potato
whisky,
corn
whisky,
etc.),
as an
undesirable
ingredient,
and
consisting
of
several
of the
higher
alcohols
and
compound
ethers,
but
particularly
of amyl
alcohol;
hence,
specifically
applied
to amyl
alcohol..
Alcoholic
::
Alcoholic
(n.) A
person
given to the use of
alcoholic
liquors.
Saki
::
Saki (n.) The
alcoholic
drink of
Japan.
It is made from rice.
Alcoholic
::
Alcoholic
(n.)
Alcoholic
liquors.
Geneva
::
Geneva
(n.) A
strongly
alcoholic
liquor,
flavored
with
juniper
berries;
-- made in
Holland;
Holland
gin;
Hollands..
Intemperate
::
Intemperate
(a.)
Specifically,
addicted
to an
excessive
or
habitual
use of
alcoholic
liquors..
Liqueur
::
Liqueur
(n.) An
aromatic
alcoholic
cordial.
Prohibitionist
::
Prohibitionist
(n.) One who
favors
the
prohibition
of the sale (or of the sale and
manufacture)
of
alcoholic
liquors
as
beverages.
Rechabite
::
Rechabite
(n.) One of the
descendants
of
Jonadab,
the son of
Rechab,
all of whom by his
injunction
abstained
from the use of
intoxicating
drinks
and even from
planting
the vine. Jer. xxxv. 2-19. Also, in
modern
times,
a
member
of a
certain
society
of
abstainers
from
alcoholic
liquors..
Booze
::
Booze (v. i.) To drink
greedily
or
immoderately,
esp.
alcoholic
liquor;
to
tipple..
Alcoholism
::
Alcoholism
(n.) A
diseased
condition
of the
system,
brought
about by the
continued
use of
alcoholic
liquors..
Gin
::
Gin (n.) A
strong
alcoholic
liquor,
distilled
from rye and
barley,
and
flavored
with
juniper
berries;
-- also
called
Hollands
and
Holland
gin,
because
originally,
and still very
extensively,
manufactured
in
Holland.
Common
gin is
usually
flavored
with
turpentine..
Alcoholature
::
Alcoholature
(n.) An
alcoholic
tincture
prepared
with fresh
plants.
Dipsomania
::
Dipsomania
(n.) A
morbid
an
uncontrollable
craving
(often
periodic)
for
drink,
esp. for
alcoholic
liquors;
also
improperly
used to
denote
acute and
chronic
alcoholism..
Stimuli
::
Stimulism
(n.) The
practice
of
treating
disease
by
alcoholic
stimulants.
Distillery
::
Distillery
(n.) The
building
and works where
distilling,
esp. of
alcoholic
liquors,
is
carried
on..
Aguardiente
::
Aguardiente
(n.) A
strong
alcoholic
drink,
especially
pulque..
Mycoderma
::
Mycoderma
(n.) A genus of
microorganisms
of which the
acetic
ferment
(Mycoderma
aceti),
which
converts
alcoholic
fluids
into
vinegar,
is a
representative.
Cf.
Mother..
Still
::
Still (v.) A
vessel,
boiler,
or
copper
used in the
distillation
of
liquids;
specifically,
one used for the
distillation
of
alcoholic
liquors;
a
retort.
The name is
sometimes
applied
to the whole
apparatus
used in in
vaporization
and
condensation..
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