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Meanings of arrack in English
Portuguese
araca Catalan
aiguardent de palma Synonyms
Examples for "arak"
Examples for "arak"
1
It is not uncommon for arak to contain dangerous amounts of methanol.
2
His prawns with arak and tomato is one of my favourite dishes.
3
Col says, I have drank arak in the past as well.
4
As the traditional Balinese drink, many tourists visiting want to give arak a try.
5
Bring up some cognac and arak, Tai, he added as he rose from the table.
Usage of arrack in English
1
Those of the Cingalese are arrack, tobacco, fungi and the Indian hemp.
2
The arrack and sugar that are consumed here are brought from Batavia.
3
From this, with the addition of some rice, is manufactured strong arrack.
4
From this fermented toddy the arrack is procured by simple distillation.
5
Being distilled with molasses and other ingredients it yields the spirit called arrack.
6
Here we purchased a large quantity of arrack, and remained a considerable time.
7
This is arrack, and this is rum, and this one is the brandy.
8
He drew a horn of arrack from his pocket and drank.
9
Many of our men were sick, owing to their immoderate indulgence in drinking arrack.
10
He was passionately addicted to women, gaming, and drink, his favourite beverage being arrack.
11
Captain Bosch, very obligingly, offered us sugar, arrack, and whatever he had to spare.
12
Indeed, the arrack is poisonous stuff at the best.
13
Bake three layers of almond tart and flavor it with a wine glass of arrack.
14
Going into the house again, I found a lamp and a bottle of arrack upset.
15
The arrack had been carried off, and the mollusc lay, entirely destroyed, on one side.
16
He raised his fresh glass, containing brandy and arrack.
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United Kingdom
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