liq
- noun
- Informal
- He ordered a shot of liq at the bar.
Examples
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Some people prefer to bring their own liq to parties instead of drinking beer.
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The store had a section dedicated to imported liq from around the world.
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He asked the bartender if they had any premium liq available for the special event.
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Do you want some liq with your meal?
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At the party, everyone enjoyed their drinks, with many opting for a classic liq like whiskey.
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She always brings a bottle of liq to share when she visits friends for dinner.
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The festival featured a variety of local liq, showcasing the region's distilling traditions.
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Etymology
Liq can be an informal short for liquor, a word that comes from the same idea as liquid and now means strong alcoholic drinks. A helpful way to remember is to think of liq as a 'drinkable liquid', so it refers to spirits or alcohol.