beverage Definition
bev·er·age (bev′ər ij, bev′rij)
noun
any liquid for drinking, esp. one other than water
Etymology: ME < OFr bevrage < bevre < L bibere, imbibe
beverage Synonyms
beverage Usage Examples
Converse of object
- carbonate: The firm calls it an ' innovative carbonated fusion beverage ' Worried?
- ferment: At present these taxes are applied to: hydrocarbons, alcohol and derivatives, wine and fermented beverages, beer, tobacco... ).
- intoxicate: An equally wondrous tho less intoxicating beverage can be prepared from the beans of the Cocoa Plant.
- consume: Single caffeine doses found at the level in commonly consumed beverages have little or no diuretic action.
- dispense: At a whim will they eat your change, or dispense free beverages like some form of glass fronted god.
- drink: None of the persons have the same pet, smoke the same brand of cigar or drink the same beverage.
Adjective modifier
- alcoholic: There is also a lockable bar suitable for the sale of alcoholic beverages, subject to license obtained by the hirer.
- non-alcoholic: A large number drink fruit juice or other non-alcoholic beverages.
- caffeinated: Avoid drinking tea, coffee cola or any caffeinated beverage 2 hours prior to the test.
- distilled: There are also no longer any tobacco product manufacturers based within the County, nor distilled alcoholic beverages or wine producers.
- refreshing: With the Booze Cruise Game you can travel the world in search of knowledge, enlightenment and refreshing cold beverage!
- complimentary: All our bedrooms are en-suite, with either shower or bath, color tv and complimentary beverage making facilities.
Modifies a noun
- tray: Each room also has color TV and beverage tray.
- can: Beverage cans made from steel are lighter than 10 years ago, reducing the energy required for each can.
- container: Causing a beverage container or beverage to touch the table or enter the space directly above the table.
- outlet: Four-star full service hotel offering a range of food and beverage outlets and a health suite.
- industry: The beverage industry generated the largest quantity of waste in the sector, 140,000 tons.
Noun used with modifier
- caffeine-containing: Part of the reason for the popularity of caffeine-containing beverages is that caffeine is a central nervous stimulant.
- cola: Coffee has the most caffeine, tea somewhat less, and the cola beverages least of all.
- carbohydrate: To do this, make sure to add at least 30-60 grams of whey protein isolate to the carbohydrate beverage.
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