schnapps
- noun
- /ʃnæps/
- For us it was Schnapps and M&Ms and Lethal Weapon 2.
- bottle of schnapps
- Peach schnapps
Examples
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Then next step, you take your watermelon sweet and sour schnapps, and you take the little side, big little people.
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So the first thing is that the stag's head comes off and it can be turned upside down like this to make a little schnapps cup.
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Like that time we stayed up all night drinking Apple Schnapps and playing Tekken 2.
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Now, I I have not partaken in schnapps during Hanukkah time, but Micah claims that he has.
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It was your dad that grounded you for a year for stealing Peach Schnapps.
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She's a bit lifeless, a pretty woman whose whole life is her daughter and a bottle of Peachtree Schnapps.
Fiction book (2000) -
In a letter to Reinick dated 22 April 1849, he complained that the poet wrote of beer and wine in the tavern scene, but that he wished to emphasize "the bad liquor Fuse!, the Schnapps, which is a more appropriate sign of Anarchy."
Academic text (1991) -
Sponsors included Seaman's Schnapps, Nigeria Television Authority (NTA), African Independent Television (AIT), and the main sponsor: MTN, Nigeria's leading telecommunication company.
Academic text (2009) -
Julie faced a count of fourth-degree theft (a bottle of Schnapps), and I faced a whole fungus of charges stemming from a drunken drive I had taken on a three-wheeler.
Fiction book (1996) -
She passed the bottle of Schnapps back to me after we toasted to our friendship.
Synonyms
A strong alcoholic drink made by distilling, like whiskey or vodka
A strong alcoholic drink made from wine or fruit juice and often aged in wood
Strong alcoholic drinks like whiskey, vodka, or gin
A strong alcoholic drink made from fruit, potatoes, or grain
How Strong
Surface Forms
Etymology
Schnapps comes from the German word Schnaps, which is linked to schnappen meaning 'to snap' or 'to gulp'. So schnapps is easy to remember as a small, strong drink you might take in one quick 'snap', often a clear spirit flavored with fruit or herbs.