Spirit
Whiskey
Whiskey noun - A liquor made from fermented mash of grain.
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Synonyms for Whiskey
Spirit and whiskey are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Spirit" instead a noun "Whiskey".
Nearby Word: whisky
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- Unlike Canadian whiskey, these grains are combined before the spirit is fermented or distilled.
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Her tastes changed after joining the team, where her spirit of choice became whiskey out of a flask in tense situations, but she still prefers a glass of chianti when relaxed.
Source: A Glass of Chianti - Usually, it's administered intravenously, but if necessary it can be administered orally (as vodka, whiskey, or another strong spirit).
Source: Improbable Antidote
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