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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈwɪski/
whiskey means: A strong alcoholic drink made from grain, often kept in wooden barrels before being sold.
noun
A strong alcoholic drink made from grain, often kept in wooden barrels before being sold.
- This whiskey tastes smoky.
- They make whiskey from local grain.
- The barrels held whiskey for several years.
A glass or serving of a strong alcoholic drink made from grain.
- I ordered a whiskey.
- She poured two whiskeys for her guests.
- Would you like your whiskey with ice?
The spoken code word for the letter W in radio messages.
- Say whiskey for the letter W.
- The pilot transmitted whiskey, alpha, and seven.
- The operator repeated whiskey to confirm the letter.
Questions about whiskey
What does whiskey mean?
A strong alcoholic drink made from grain, often kept in wooden barrels before being sold.
What is whiskey in other languages?
Türkçe: viski · Español: whisky · Français: whisky · Deutsch: Whiskey · Italiano: whisky · 日本語: ウイスキー
How do you pronounce whiskey?
It is pronounced /ˈwɪski/.
How do you use whiskey in a sentence?
This whiskey tastes smoky. They make whiskey from local grain.
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