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Definition of alcoholic
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Alcoholic
(n.) A
person
given to the use of
alcoholic
liquors.
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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..
Chartreuse
::
Chartreuse
(n.) An
alcoholic
cordial,
distilled
from
aromatic
herbs;
-- made at La
Grande
Chartreuse..
Distill
::
Distill
(v. t.) To
obtain
by
distillation;
to
extract
by
distillation,
as
spirits,
essential
oil, etc.; to
rectify;
as, to
distill
brandy
from wine; to
distill
alcoholic
spirits
from
grain;
to
distill
essential
oils from
flowers,
etc.; to
distill
fresh water from sea
water..
Alcoholism
::
Alcoholism
(n.) A
diseased
condition
of the
system,
brought
about by the
continued
use of
alcoholic
liquors..
Distillery
::
Distillery
(n.) The
building
and works where
distilling,
esp. of
alcoholic
liquors,
is
carried
on..
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..
Kirschwasser
::
Kirschwasser
(n.) An
alcoholic
liquor,
obtained
by
distilling
the
fermented
juice of the small black
cherry..
Booze
::
Booze (v. i.) To drink
greedily
or
immoderately,
esp.
alcoholic
liquor;
to
tipple..
Alcoholic
::
Alcoholic
(n.) A
person
given to the use of
alcoholic
liquors.
Mother
::
Mother
(n.) A film or
membrane
which is
developed
on the
surface
of
fermented
alcoholic
liquids,
such as
vinegar,
wine, etc., and acts as a means of
conveying
the
oxygen
of the air to the
alcohol
and other
combustible
principles
of the
liquid,
thus
leading
to their
oxidation..
High-proof
::
High-proof
(a.)
Highly
rectified;
very
strongly
alcoholic;
as,
high-proof
spirits..
Bouse
::
Bouse (n.)
Drink,
esp.
alcoholic
drink;
also, a
carouse;
a
booze..
Drunkenness
::
Drunkenness
(n.) The state of being
drunken
with, or as with,
alcoholic
liquor;
intoxication;
inebriety;
-- used of the
casual
state or the
habit..
Boozer
::
Boozer
(n.) One who
boozes;
a
toper;
a
guzzler
of
alcoholic
liquors;
a
bouser.
Aguardiente
::
Aguardiente
(n.) A
strong
alcoholic
drink,
especially
pulque..
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..
Dipsomaniac
::
Dipsomaniac
(n.) One who has an
irrepressible
desire
for
alcoholic
drinks.
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..
Drink
::
Drink (v. i.) To quaff
exhilarating
or
intoxicating
liquors,
in
merriment
or
feasting;
to
carouse;
to
revel;
hence,
to lake
alcoholic
liquors
to
excess;
to be
intemperate
in the /se of
intoxicating
or
spirituous
liquors;
to
tipple..
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