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Meanings of ale in English
An alcoholic beverage commonly fermented from barley malt, with hops or some other substance to impart a bitter flavor.
Usage of ale in English
1
Three days later, the slightly fizzy copper-colored ale was ready for consumption.
2
Great wine is only a temporary substitute for a nice, affordable ale.
3
But ale enthusiasts might need to heed the words of Bheki Cele.
4
American pale ale is sort of the original American craft beer style.
5
She took another drink of ale and said, The attack was vicious.
6
In my opinion, American brown ale is a pretty under appreciated style.
7
Master Richard refused the meat and the ale, and took the bread.
8
Now he remembered exactly why he'd taken refuge beside the ale barrel.
9
The best remedy is a piece of toasted biscuit sopped in ale.
10
A shortage of free-range, gluten-free pumpkin ale at the local tap house?
11
There was some thin ale-nodoubt the best they had-andfresh buttermilk.
12
I found two Westmoreland peasants in the room, with ale before them.
13
Bates brought in some sandwiches and a bottle of ale at midnight.
14
He thought of ale, porter, stout, then returned to thinking of beer.
15
While I finished my ale he chuntered away in his own Gaelic.
16
While the clean-up went on, ale and provisions needed to be purchased.
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Ale across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common