Words Related to Foods and Drinks - Types of Drinks
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drinking water
[noun]
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.
strong drink
[noun]
any alcoholic beverage, especially those with a high alcohol content considered intoxicating
alcoholic drink
[noun]
an alcoholic beverage that contains ethanol, which is a type of alcohol that can cause intoxication when consumed in excessive amounts
caffeinated
[adjective]
referring to a substance, typically a beverage or food, that contains caffeine
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
energy drink
[noun]
a drink containing a lot of sugar, caffeine, or other substances that makes one more active
tonic water
[noun]
a carbonated soft drink that is flavored with quinine and sweetened with sugar or another sweetener
distilled water
[noun]
water that has been boiled, collected as vapor, and then condensed back into a liquid to remove impurities and dissolved substances
hard liquor
[noun]
an alcoholic beverage that is typically higher in alcohol content than regular beer or wine. It is often referred to as 'hard liquor' and is usually made from distilled grains, fruits, or vegetables
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
chaser
[noun]
a beverage consumed right after a different one, often used to help with the taste of a strong or unpleasant drink
firewater
[noun]
a colloquial term used to describe strong, high-alcohol content alcoholic beverages that can cause a burning sensation when consumed
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
sundowner
[noun]
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"
mixed drink
[noun]
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
malted milk
[noun]
a drink made with dried milk, malt, water and sometimes sugar or chocolate or ice cream, served hot or cold
milkshake
[noun]
a cold smooth drink made by mixing milk and ice-cream with fruits, chocolate, etc. as flavor
mineral water
[noun]
water from underground that contains minerals and gasses, usually bottled and sold
protein shake
[noun]
a drink that is high in protein and is similar to milkshake, consumed to increase energy level, lose weight, or gain muscle
black
[adjective]
a type of coffee that is served without any milk, cream, or sweeteners and is known for its strong, bitter taste and rich aroma
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]
used to describe a wine that has been 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
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
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
straight
[adjective]
(of drinks, especially alcoholic drinks) with no other substance mixed into it
cocoa
[noun]
a hot or cold beverage made from cocoa powder, milk or water, and sweetener, such as sugar
white
[adjective]
coffee that is roasted at a lower temperature and for a shorter period of time than traditional dark roast coffee, resulting in a lighter color and milder, less bitter taste, often served with milk or cream
pousse-cafe
[noun]
a type of multi-layered drink made by carefully layering different colored liqueurs or cordials in a narrow, straight-sided glass
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