Liquor

What do we mean by liquor?

An alcoholic beverage made by distillation rather than by fermentation. noun

A rich broth resulting from the prolonged cooking of meat or vegetables, especially greens. noun

An aqueous solution of a nonvolatile substance. noun

A solution, emulsion, or suspension for industrial use. noun

To steep (malt, for example). transitive verb

To make drunk with alcoholic liquor. Often used with up: transitive verb

To moisten; drench.

To rub with oil or grease; anoint; lubricate.

To treat with a liquor; apply liquor or a solution to, as in various manufacturing operations.

To give liquor to; supply with liquor for drinking.

To drink; especially, to drink spirits: often with up.

A liquid or fluid substance, as water, milk, blood, sap, etc. noun

A strong or active liquid of any sort. noun

A strong solution of a particular substance, used in the industrial arts. The liquor of any substance is that substance held in solution, and the word used absolutely has meanings differing according to the indnstry in which it is used. noun

An elixir. noun

Hence— Any prepared solution, as a sugar solution for claying the loaves, or a solution of a dye or mordant. noun

A dilution, as in liquor ammoniæ. In technical Latin phrases pronounced li′ kwôr, as in liquor amnii, liquor potosseæ, etc. noun

Measured (in selling) with their natural juice, as oysters: opposed to solid. noun

Any liquid substance, as water, milk, blood, sap, juice, or the like. noun

Specifically, alcoholic or spirituous fluid, either distilled or fermented, as brandy, wine, whisky, beer, etc. noun

A liquid, a fluid.

A drinkable liquid.

A liquid obtained by cooking meat or vegetables (or both).

A parsley sauce commonly served with traditional pies and mash.

Strong alcoholic drink derived from fermentation and distillation; more broadly, any alcoholic drink.

In process industry, a liquid in which a desired reaction takes place, e.g. pulping liquor is a mixture of chemicals and water which breaks wood into its components, thus facilitating the extraction of cellulose.

A liquid in which something has been steeped.

Substance that kids use to increase the level of fun and naked women. Also used to get women in bed and have crazy sex all night. one of man's greatest inventions. Urban Dictionary

It's what jesus would drink. Urban Dictionary

The best alcoholic drink out there because this one actually gets you high. Drinking wine or beer will just make you sleepy but liquor is a drug! Drinking liquor will get you high, trust me. Urban Dictionary

The liquid that comes from a female when she is sexually aroused or has had an orgasm Urban Dictionary

One says this in association with other words after being extremely drunk and attempting or accomplishing doing something really stupid, and trying to claim that the liquor made them do it. Urban Dictionary

Drunk. Very Drunk. drunk Urban Dictionary

Common term used by drunken Trailer park supervisors talking to a 300 pound shit beast. Urban Dictionary

To be in trouble. To be in allsorts of trouble. To be in allsorts. To be in liquorice allsorts. To be in liquorice To be in liquor. Urban Dictionary

A synonym for cocaine used by officer Jim Lahey on the television show Trailer Park Boys. Urban Dictionary

Store that sells hard liquor, wine, beer, etc. In most Canadian provinces, they are run by the government. In some provinces, it is colloquially known as the "LC" -- Liquor Commission Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to liquor:
liquor, liquer, loquor.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word liquor:
plebiscite, distilled, divisive, prohibition, malt, alcoholic, vodka, brewed, beverages, beverage, fermented, alcohol, licensing, distillery, drink, cocoa, license, whisky, stores, temperance, beer, whiskey, rum, store, bottle, grocery, smuggling, brewing, spirits, gambling, licence, saloon, wine, drunk, drinking, drinks, sales, bars, prostitution, premises, consumed, monopoly, lying, chocolate, consumption, juice, alberta, wines, laws, gaming, outlets, tobacco, requirement, brands, handful, prohibited, sale, brewery, dry, calgary, retail, ban, petition, introduce, sell, licensed, municipal, taste, illegal, control, binding, electoral, enforcement, regulation, referendum, taxes, ontario, sugar, shop, limits, restaurant, legislature, selling, tea, banned, question, legislation, bar, commission, distribution, option, coffee, asked.

Words that rhyme with liquor:
flicker, snicker, vicar, bicker, sticker, kicker, picker, slicker, wicker, ticker, dicker, nicker, clicker, quicker, sicker, ricker, licker, knicker, whicker, thicker, stricker, city slicker, fricker, vicker, bricker, zwicker, stock ticker, ficker, gilded flicker, schlicker, bill sticker, mcvicker, schlicher, click her, flick her, kick her, lick her, macvicar, mcvicar, pick her, redicker, schicker, schricker, sick her, stick her, tick her, trick her, zycher.

Adjectives that are often used to describe liquor:
hard, strong, good, mixed, alcoholic, more, fermented, black, clear, much, spirituous, ammoniacal, bootleg, illicit, red, steep, hot, spent, weak, white, distilled, foreign, cheap, illegal, dye, sulfite, bad, concentrated, free, mother, sweet, precious, enough, green, fiery, alkaline, potent, sulphite, tan, residual, raw, fresh, thick, pure, supernatant, native, crude, brown, contraband, strained, drunk, malt, rumen, cold, oyster, rich, generous, yellow, favourite, fat, vinous, expensive, warm, stronger, caustic, gas, made, excess, homemade, acid, thin, poisonous, filtered, moonshine, stale, pregnant, spiritous, proof, favorite, pleasant.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective liquor:
dealers, traffic, sellers, selling, shops, seller, drinking, law, store, shop, dealer, laws, movement, license, trade, drink, stores, legislation, control, saloons, saloon, case, campaign, forces, problem, barrier, licenses, licensing, solids, concentration, crusade, making, question, bill, tax, bar, cooler, vendors, agitation, party, booths, sentiment, bars, business, tank, salts, adhering, activists, ratio, industry, bottles, merchant, drinkers, prohibition, continued, booth, acts, drinker, potass, casks, act, advance, goods, houses, head, soap, makers, sales, movements, traders, outlets, dealing, regulation, campaigns, flow, vendor, pump, fiend, tanks, distributing, drinks, charges, amendment, retailing, waste, crusaders, bottle, consumption, supper, vice, amnii, struggle.

Consonant match to liquor:
lucky, lackey, loci, loco, locker, lacquer, liqueur, lokey, low-key, looker, leaky, leakey, laker, low key, lucca, lurker, licker, loca, lico, leuko, leaker, luca, laugher, locky, leuco, luka, lecky, lucker, lacker, leuko-, luker, lakey, locher, luckie, loker, luckey, lacko, lacher, locka, leckie, li chi, lockie, leiker, leuco-, loch awe, lockey, leckey, la co, laaco, lac a, lac aux, lac i, lack a, lack ee, lack he, lack her, lack high, lack i, lack key, lack o, lack oi, lackie, lai chi, lai khe, lak a, lak he, lak i, lake a, lake co, lake he, lake o, lake who, law co, lay co, le quai, leak a, lee ca, lee chi, lee co, lee k, lee ki, leeco, lewke, li co, li k, li ki, li ko, li ku, li qi, lick a, lick her, lie ki, like a, like co, like e, like eye, like he, like her, like high, like i.

Words that sound like liquor:
liquor, licker, liqueur, liquore, licor, lucker, lekker, lecker, lacr, luchar, locker, laker, looker, laugher, liger, lacquer, liker, leaker, lacker, loker, laquer, ligger, luker, ligar, lacher, locher, licr, legger, lugger, legere, leggere, lick, flicker, lier, lear, leer, lager, slicker, logger, luger, lic, lurker, lik, clicker, lagger, lir, lugar, liquors, leaguer, linker, lickers, loger, leir, lec, liq, liquored, flickr, licour, lither, lyr, liqueurs, liki, lichter, laager, logar, leere, lictor, leiger, licorne, llyr, lieger, schlicker, schlicher, wicker, whicker, shicker, lecture, lair, lector, lecter, leasure, lare, lecher, lech, leck, clucker, laire, leckie, lacroix, leclair, blucher, lechner, lacour, lecroy, flecker, leca, lechwe, lechler, lecca, leclere.