Foods and Drinks - Types of Drinks

Here you will learn some English words related to different types of drinks such as "smoothie", "mocktail", and "frappe".

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Foods and Drinks

water that is safe to drink or use for food preparation, meeting government health standards for potability

milk [noun]

the white liquid we get from cows, sheep, or goats that we drink and use for making cheese, butter, etc.

Ex: Milk is a good source of calcium , which helps in building strong bones and teeth .
juice [noun]

the liquid inside fruits and vegetables or the drink that we make from them

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smoothie [noun]

a thick smooth drink made with crushed fruit, ice cream, yogurt, or milk

Ex: The tropical smoothie , made with pineapple , coconut milk , and mango , is a popular choice on hot summer days .

a cold and non-alcoholic drink that is usually carbonated

Ex: The convenience store offered a variety of soft drinks , including cola , lemon-lime , and orange soda .

any alcoholic beverage, especially those with a high alcohol content considered intoxicating

an alcoholic beverage that contains ethanol, which is a type of alcohol that can cause intoxication when consumed in excessive amounts

nonalcoholic [adjective]

(of drinks) without any alcohol

Ex: The restaurant offered a selection of nonalcoholic beverages , including iced tea and lemonade .
caffeinated [adjective]

referring to a substance, typically a beverage or food, that contains caffeine

cereal-based [adjective]

made primarily from grains such as wheat, rice, corn, or oats

cocktail [noun]

an alcoholic drink made by mixing several drinks together

Ex: They celebrated the end of the week with cocktails at their favorite rooftop bar .
mocktail [noun]

a non-alcoholic beverage made by mixing various juices, sodas, or other non-alcoholic ingredients to create a cocktail-like drink without the addition of alcohol

a drink containing a lot of sugar, caffeine, or other substances that makes one more active

Ex: Energy drinks often contain caffeine and other stimulants to provide a quick energy boost .

water which is carbonated or fizzy

Ex: The sparkling water added a refreshing fizz to the cocktail .

a carbonated soft drink that is flavored with quinine and sweetened with sugar or another sweetener

water that has been boiled, collected as vapor, and then condensed back into a liquid to remove impurities and dissolved substances

cider [noun]

an alcoholic drink made from crushed apples

Ex: They visited a local orchard to pick apples and make their own homemade cider .
beer [noun]

a drink that is alcoholic and made from different types of grain

Ex: During the barbecue , everyone enjoyed a cold and refreshing beer .
wine [noun]

a drink that is alcoholic and mostly made from grape juice

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an alcoholic beverage that is typically higher in alcohol content than regular beer or wine

carbonated [adjective]

a liquid that has been infused with carbon dioxide gas, creating bubbles and giving it a fizzy texture and taste

nightcap [noun]

an alcoholic drink consumed before going to bed to help one relax and sleep better

alcopop [noun]

a drink which is fizzy, sweet, and contains alcohol

booze [noun]

an alcoholic beverage, especially the type containing high amounts of alcohol

Ex: She stocked up on booze for the party , buying a variety of wines and spirits .
chaser [noun]

a beverage consumed right after a different one, often used to help with the taste of a strong or unpleasant drink

drink [noun]

alcohol or an alcoholic beverage, commonly consumed in social gatherings

Ex: The sommelier recommended a bold red wine to pair with their steak dinner , ensuring a perfect drink to complement the meal .

a colloquial term used to describe strong, high-alcohol content alcoholic beverages that can cause a burning sensation when consumed

frappe [noun]

a drink served with a lot of small pieces of ice

Ex: He prefers his frappe blended until smooth with just a hint of sweetness .
hooch [noun]

a term used to describe homemade or illegally distilled alcohol

libation [noun]

the act of pouring out a liquid as an offering to a deity or spirit, or any type of beverage that is consumed in celebration or as part of a ritual

rotgut [noun]

a slang term used to describe cheap, low-quality alcohol that is often high in alcohol content and can be dangerous to consume in large quantities

a type of alcoholic drink typically consumed in the early evening, often while watching the sunset

tipple [noun]

a small amount of alcoholic beverage or a place where alcoholic drinks are served or consumed, such as a bar or a pub

virgin [adjective]

a non-alcoholic version of a cocktail or mixed drink, often called a "virgin cocktail" or "virgin drink"

a type of beverage made by combining two or more ingredients, often including alcohol

infusion [noun]

a medicine or drink made by soaking different types of herbs in boiling water

a drink made with dried milk, malt, water and sometimes sugar or chocolate or ice cream, served hot or cold

a cold smooth drink made by mixing milk and ice-cream with fruits, chocolate, etc. as flavor

Ex: They enjoyed sharing a large milkshake with two straws on a hot summer day .

water from underground that contains minerals and gasses, usually bottled and sold

Ex: The grocery store offered a variety of brands of mineral water , ranging from still to sparkling .

a drink that is high in protein and is similar to milkshake, consumed to increase energy level, lose weight, or gain muscle

black [adjective]

(of tea or coffee) served without any added milk, cream, or sweeteners

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diet [noun]

a version that is modified to have lower calories, sugar, fat, or other specific nutritional components for health or weight management purposes

corked [adjective]

(of wine) contaminated by a faulty cork, resulting in an unpleasant odor or taste in the wine

decaffeinated [adjective]

(of tea or coffee) having had caffeine completely or partly removed

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drinkable [adjective]

(of a drink) suitable or safe for consuming

Ex: The label on the bottle indicates that the contents are drinkable and free from contaminants .
dry [adjective]

(of alcohol, especially wine) having little to no sweetness

Ex: Many wine enthusiasts appreciate the complexity of dry whites over sweeter varieties .
effervescent [adjective]

a type of drink that produces bubbles or fizz, often through the addition of carbon dioxide, creating a refreshing and invigorating texture and taste

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flat [adjective]

(of a fizzy drink) not having bubbles anymore

Ex: The bottle had been open for hours , so the lemonade was completely flat .
intoxicating [adjective]

refers to a type of drink that contains high levels of alcohol and can cause impairment or intoxication if consumed in excess

isotonic [adjective]

describing drink that contains extra salt and minerals to replace the ones a person loses during exercising or playing a sport

neat [adjective]

(particularly of alcoholic drinks) not mixed with anything

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straight [adjective]

(of an alcoholic drink) served without mixers, ice, or water

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cocoa [noun]

a hot or cold beverage made from cocoa powder, milk or water, and sweetener, such as sugar

Ex: The café offered a variety of cocoa options , including classic , dark chocolate , and white chocolate .
white [adjective]

(of tea or coffee) served with milk or cream

Ex: The café specializes in white beverages for those who like a creamier taste .
still [adjective]

(of a drink) not having bubbles in it

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a type of multi-layered drink made by carefully layering different colored liqueurs or cordials in a narrow, straight-sided glass

brew [noun]

a type of beverage that has been made by fermenting grains or other ingredients