Alcohol and Elixir

Alcohol

Alcohol noun - A distilled beverage that can make a person drunk.

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Elixir and alcohol are semantically related in distilled spirits topic. In some cases you can use "Elixir" instead a noun "Alcohol".

Nearby Words: alcoholic, alcoholism, alcoholized

Elixir noun - Something that cures all ills or problems.

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Alcohol and elixir are semantically related in distilled spirits topic. Sometimes you can use "Alcohol" instead a noun "Elixir".

precious	precious alcohol	precious elixir
special	special alcohol	special elixir
normal	normal alcohol	normal elixir
regular	regular alcohol	regular elixir
Other adjectives: alien, diluted, titular.

Willy learns lessons from a mere bird, and bad rats in the bar tell him to drink the "Elixir of Knowledge", or alcohol.

Source: Animation / Willy the Sparrow
Storywise, the original elixir contained 11% alcohol (which was common for patent medicines and nutritional supplements at the time) but has somehow been increased to 22% by the company, making Lucy blind stinking drunk after several unsuccessful takes.

Source: All-Natural Snake Oil

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