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Meanings of bitters in English
Usage of bitters in English
1
You like to see other folks; taking the bitters is another thing.
2
He had his share of the sweets and the bitters of life.
3
He sat down at their table and ordered a sherry and bitters.
4
I have had some fruit juice prepared with a dash of bitters.
5
There are, though, bitters that shrivel and bitters that tone and invigorate.
6
He is a good man, as his bitters are good,-anunquestionable goodness.
7
Boss says, 'W'iskey bitters mighty good for anything,' an' I believe him.
8
Cups of tea and coffee are brought around at three P.M.; bitters, etc.
9
Ye ought to take a nip of whiskey with some bitters in it.
10
Strain into a rocks glass over fresh ice and add bitters.
11
Indeed, I never liked bitters; nor do I believe them wholesome.
12
In both these cases calomel, bitters and chalybeates were repeatedly used without effect.
13
Solitude is bitter; but, like other bitters, it is a tonic.
14
Tell her to show some respect to her elders and bitters.
15
Add the vodka, elderflower cordial and bitters, and top with the ginger ale.
16
By his orders I swallowed I know not how many bottles of bitters.
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