likker
An alcoholic drink that is usually strong, like whiskey
- noun
- /ˈlɪkər/
- Slang
:
licor
- After dinner, they enjoyed a glass of likker by the fire.
Examples
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The party featured an assortment of likker from various distilleries.
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He always keeps a bottle of likker in his home for special occasions.
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The Louisiana senator frustrated his colleagues while entertaining spectators with his recitations of Shakespeare and his reading of recipes for "pot-likkers." Long once held the Senate floor for 15 hours.
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Synonyms
Alcohol that people have at parties or with friends
is a dialectal spelling term not the broad informal label
An alcoholic drink enjoyed with friends
focuses on strong spirits in slang spelling not playful social use
A strong alcoholic drink like vodka or whiskey
is a dialectal spelling form rather than an abbreviation
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Etymology
Likker is a slang or dialect spelling of liquor, which is related to liquid and originally means 'liquid'. So likker is an informal word for a strong alcoholic drink.