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Daiquiri definition

dăkə-rē, dīkə-
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An iced cocktail of rum, lime or lemon juice, and sugar.
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The definition of a daiquiri is a rum, sugar and fruit juice cocktail.

An example of daiquiri is a fancy cocktail sipped while sitting on the beach.

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A cocktail made of rum, sugar, and lime or lemon juice.
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A cocktail of rum, lemon or lime juice and sugar, sometimes with fruit added.
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daiquiri
Plural:
daiquiris

Origin of daiquiri

  • After Daiquirí , a village of eastern Cuba

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

  • Originated 1915-1920; after Daiquirí, a town on the East coast of Cuba.

    From Wiktionary

Daiquiri Sentence Examples

  • Daiquiri, near Oriente, and mines near Nipe, on the north coast, are the chief centres of production.

  • A Daiquiri is actually an extremely simple drink.

  • Strawberry Daiquiri mix is an ingredient that allows professional and amateur mixologists to make a great-tasting strawberry Daiquiri for less. in fact, according to some companies, the mix costs only about a nickel per serving.

  • Frank wants to know whether strawberry daiquiri or sherry was preferable for exchange formal halls; strawberry daiquiri was generally approved of.

  • It was no hardship to sit by the pool, packing no more than a banana daiquiri.

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