brew
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3.5
- noun
- /bruː/
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- It's a delicious brew if I will say so myself.
- a witch's brew
Ready to drink cold brew coffee latte options?
- Ready to drink cold brew coffee latte options?
- This gives me time to grab my first black cold brew of the day.
- Beautiful cold brew made by me on top of a Cliff.
- Pumpkin spice lattes, pumpkin cream, cold brews, all of this.
Examples
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The tavernkeep set the reddish-brown brew on the table, then disappeared.
Fiction book (1992) -
Let's get us a couple of brews before the boss comes back.
Fiction book (1999) -
Will you come over and make me a brew?
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Is this your home brew?
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You can have any brew you want-- as long as it's a Corona.
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I bided my time, drinking the brew the men offered me, eating the food they brought me.
Fiction book (1993) -
It's good home brew.
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This unique brew is crafted using traditional methods to enhance its flavor.
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After fermentation, the brew developed a rich and hoppy aroma that captivated everyone.
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She enjoys trying different types of brew when visiting local breweries.
Synonyms
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1.0
A drink made from grains and hops that contains alcohol
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1.0
A liquid people put in their mouths and swallow, like water or juice
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1.7
A drink other than water, for example tea or juice
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3.0
A kind of beer that often tastes bitter and has more alcohol
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2.3
A pale, light beer often served cold
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3.0
A drink that contains alcohol, like beer or wine
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5.0
A very dark, strong beer with a rich taste
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9.9
An informal word for a bottle or can of beer
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6.7
An alcoholic drink, usually beer, made at home instead of in a brewery
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3.9
Beer made at home rather than bought from a shop
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3.7
A light pale beer made with a lot of wheat, often cloudy and fizzy
A drink made by soaking, boiling, and fermenting ingredients, like beer
From a small local brewery that sells beer in small amounts
A pale cloudy beer made from wheat and lightly fizzy
A simple beer people drink while preparing food
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Etymology
Brew for a drink comes from an old English verb meaning 'to boil' or 'make by heat', and you can see the same root in brewer and brewery. So a brew is a drink made by soaking ingredients in hot water or by letting them turn into alcohol.