tequila
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- noun
- /tɪˈkiːlə/
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tequila
- For my birthday, we celebrated with delicious margaritas made from tequila.
- tequila effect
After a couple more shots of tequila, here we go.
- After a couple more shots of tequila, here we go.
- I just kept the tequila shots coming from there.
- So we got a little tequila cocktail.
- So it's black-owned Tequila started by Puff.
- Was like, do you have like a tequila or something?
- You give me tequila shot, I want drink.
- I did not know that B&M; sold tequila Rose.
- You told me that you drink tequila or that's all I do.
- Congratulations on the tequila and thank you.
Examples
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After a couple more shots of tequila, here we go.
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Hey, do you have any tequila?
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One, I know you can go and get some tequila or a tea or something.
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Congratulations on the tequila and thank you.
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Do you like tequila, Stanley?
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OK, guys, so she's going to let us try some tequila ice cream.
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Howie, listen, take this money... ...go buy beer and tequila, and come right back.
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I bought their tequila and I drank half the bottle as well.
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I'm having tequila in Old Street with Liz.
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My father and Grandpa drank a couple of shots of tequila together along with the meal.
Fiction book (1995)
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Etymology
Tequila is named after a town in Mexico called Tequila, where people for a long time made a strong drink from the blue agave plant. So, tequila means the alcoholic drink made from agave that comes from that place.