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Meanings of malt in English
A lager of high alcohol content; by law it is considered too alcoholic to be sold as lager or beer.
Usage of malt in English
1
He wondered whether the malt had been the work of Ephraim Klein.
2
The expense of the year was defrayed by a land-tax and malt-tax.
3
This was no way to drink an aged single-malt, Jeremy told himself.
4
Well, there is cod-liver oil in conjunction with the extract of malt.
5
He also compared the ancient grains to malt produced in modern facilities.
6
Keep laughing, boys, he said with a long pull on the malt.
7
The consequent depth of green malt when loaded is over 10 inches.
8
Varen set the first malt on the counter next to the register.
9
The combined firm will also become the world's fourth-largest commercial malt producer.
10
To cover himself while he concealed the package, he slugged the malt.
11
This is the malt that lay in the house that Jack built.
12
By that I mean that spiritous or malt liquors are not sold.
13
ALE, an old word for a fermented liquor obtained chiefly from malt.
14
If the malt has lost its favor, wherewith shall it be malted?
15
We're gonna see a huge range of different types of malt flavor.
16
On that trip Rick bought two fan heaters and some malt whisky.
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Malt through the time
Malt across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common