vodka Definition
vodka (väd′kə)
noun
a colorless alcoholic liquor distilled from rye, wheat, etc.
Etymology: Russ, brandy, dim. of voda, water
vodka Usage Examples
Converse of object
- distil: Producer: Inver House Distillers Method of Production: A vodka distilled in Airdrie, in Scotland.
- flavor: He drank beef flavored vodka, a drink that doesn't appear to have crossed Europe to these shores - I wonder why.
- pour: Pour the vodka and sherry over the ice first.
- drink: William, who was drinking vodka with a mixer, indulged in banter with his mates.
Adjective modifier
- 3cl: Greek Doctor 3cl ouzo 3cl vodka 3cl fresh orange juice 2cl fresh lemon juice Pour all ingredients into a shaker with ice.
- 2cl: French 74 2cl vodka 2cl fresh orange juice 1cl gomme syrup champagne Pour all ingredients, except champagne, into a shaker with ice.
- 4cl: Salty Dog 4cl vodka 4cl fresh grapefruit juice Rub the rim of a cocktail glass with a wedge of lemon.
- Polish: Also - watch out for the strength of Polish vodka.
- neat: Jack now claims to divide his time between fast living and slow horses, neat vodka and untidy pubs.
- triple: He invited me for coffee And pressed a triple vodka on me Which had to be gulped down in one.
Modifies a noun
- luge: From vodka luges to classic swans we can create virtually anything in ice.
- martini: He is sipping a vodka martini from a Y shaped glass.
- tonic: Frozen vodka tonics were served up a flight of broad mahogany steps in a nearby tree.
- jelly: I'll pass the message along to vodka jelly.
- cocktail: He enjoys reading, fishing, smoking his pipes and cigars, vodka cocktails and good food!
- bottle: There's an empty vodka bottle next to her.
Noun used with modifier
- 5cl: Dragon Fly 5cl vodka 2cl melon liqueur 1cl fresh lime juice 2cl apple juice Pour all ingredients into a shaker with ice.
- toffee: To all of you who made me feel very welcome during my stay see you soon. snort a toffee vodka for me.
- premium: Inferno Vodka - Hot new premium vodka, naturally infused with two fresh red peppers.
- drinking: It didn't even take two minutes, because they put on a show that gives you the warm and tingly feeling of drinking vodka.
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