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Meanings of liquor (liquors) in English
Russian
крепкий спиртной напиток Portuguese
bebida destilada Catalan
beguda destil·lada Spanish
bebida destilada 
Alcoholic beverage containing more than 20 percent alcohol.
Usage of liquors in English
1
The talk all evening, however, is only about liquors of every sort.
2
He kicked in the door and groped his way to the liquors.
3
Showing the proportion per cent, of alcohol contained in different fermented liquors.
4
The mode of judging by the taste of spiritous liquors is deceitful.
5
In one part of this cellar we kept wines, liquors and provisions.
6
Old Mrs. Potter affirms that Lincoln did sell liquors in a grocery.
7
One of the nicest and surprisingly easy gifts to make are liquors.
8
But they forgot the bottles of curious liquors, and left them behind.
9
Every saloon was emptied and every gutter flowed with wines and liquors.
10
The consignment was a mixed one, containing different kinds of spirituous liquors.
11
The store specializes in buying back and reselling expensive cigarettes and liquors.
12
Truly the English must be a great people, to make such liquors.
13
For two days he was sustained by strong waters and spirituous liquors.
14
I mentioned his scale of liquors;-claretfor boys,-portfor men,-brandy for heroes.
15
By that I mean that spiritous or malt liquors are not sold.
16
There was here a grand consumption of liquors from his wine cellars.
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Translations for liquors
Spanish
Liquors through the time
Liquors across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common