home-brewed
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- adjective
- /ˈhoʊmˌbruːd/
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elaborado en casa
- Robbie's brought in some of his homemade brewed beer, home brewed beer, home brewed beer.
- home-brewed beer
- home-brewed tea
- a cup of home-brewed
Is it a light, Is it something strong, Is it home brewed?
- Is it a light, Is it something strong, Is it home brewed?
- Of course, but I I really get a kick out of this just home brewed, you know, do it yourself kind of approach.
Examples
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Of course, if a local utility charges high enough, a 'home-brewed' solution will always look better.
Blog text (19) -
Alterati is the spot for home-brewed, 100-proof podcasts of the Alterati.com editorial team.
Blog text (11) -
Of course, but I I really get a kick out of this just home brewed, you know, do it yourself kind of approach.
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Is it a light, is it something strong, is it home brewed, is it Irish, is it Scottish, Italian, German, Dutch?
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At the same time, people across Africa are drinking up to four times as much cheap home-brewed beer as they are buying in the formal market, Wales estimated.
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Home-brewed beer
Blog text (20) -
The farmhouse was decorated with birch boughs; you could have a taste of Papa Mikeli's home-brewed beer.
Fiction book (1998) -
In the interview, she was genuinely confounded by the line of questioning and what it had to do with a weekend hobby that includes armor, home-brewed mead, speaking with a really bad accent, and wenching.
Blog text (27) -
The name intentionally evokes the unique and local character of a home-cooked meal or a home-brewed beer, and the HUU often took advantage of local experts like Joe, a carpenter and luthier, to help out.
Academic text (2011) -
I enjoyed a glass of her homemade, home-brewed kombucha at the picnic.
Synonyms
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Made at home rather than bought from a store
How Homemade
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Home-brewed comes from home ('at home') and brew ('to make a drink', as when you brew tea or beer), so it gives a clear picture of a drink made in your own kitchen rather than in a factory. That's why home-brewed describes something homemade, often beer or cider, not bought from a shop.