liquor
11Liquor — Liquor, lat., Flüssigkeit; l. anodynus, Hoffmannstropfen. s. Aether …
12liquor — index alcohol Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 …
13liquor — [likwɔʀ] n. m. ÉTYM. 1884, in D. D. L.; mot lat., « liquide ». ❖ ♦ Physiol. Partie liquide du sang à l état physiologique (sérum et fibrine) …
14Liquor — ↑ Likör …
15liquor — [n] drink; alcoholic beverage alcohol, aqua vitae, booze*, broth, decoction, drinkable, elixir, extract, firewater*, fluid, hard stuff*, inebriant, infusion, intoxicant, liquid, moonshine*, poison*, potable, sauce*, solvent, spirits, stock, the… …
16liquor — ► NOUN 1) alcoholic drink, especially spirits. 2) water used in brewing. 3) liquid that has been produced in or used for cooking. 4) the liquid from which a substance has been crystallized or extracted. ORIGIN Latin, related to liquere be fluid …
17Liquor — Mit dem Begriff Liquor (männlich, lateinisch Flüssigkeit) werden in der Medizin verschiedene klare Flüssigkeiten des Körpers bezeichnet: die Gehirn und Rückenmarksflüssigkeit, siehe Liquor cerebrospinalis die Flüssigkeit im Herzbeutel, Liquor… …
18liquor — n. alcoholic drinks (esp. AE) 1) to ply smb. with liquor 2) to hold one s liquor 3) hard, strong liquor 4) malt liquor * * * [ lɪkə] strong liquor [ alcoholic drinks ] (esp. AE) to ply smb. with liquor hard malt liquor …
19liquor — noun (esp. AmE) ADJECTIVE ▪ alcoholic (BrE), hard, intoxicating (BrE), strong ▪ I don t drink hard liquor any more. ▪ It is an offence to sell intoxicating liquor to anyone under the age of 18 …
20Liquor — Li̱quor [aus lat. liquor, Gen.: liquoris = Flüssigkeit] m; s, Liquo̱|res: 1) flüssiges Arzneimittel. 2) seröse Körperflüssigkeit (Anat.). 3) übliche Kurzbez. für ↑Liquor cerebrospinalis. Liquor alumi̱nii ace̱tici: essigsaure Tonerde,… …
