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Meanings of whisky in English
Usage of whisky in English
1
Sturgeon said she never believed it would damage Scotland's lucrative whisky industry.
2
The whisky revived the courage and loosened the tongue of the youth.
3
Brandy chases whisky in South African spirit wars JOHANNESBURG Klippies and coke.
4
Past whisky is a scandal; in present whisky there lies a virtue.
5
Little Charley Lytle said, I heard some mention made of Scotch whisky.
6
Somebody of liberal ideas seemed to be pouring whisky down his throat.
7
The money-lender insinuatingly pushed the whisky bottle closer to the senile rancher.
8
The fumes of bad tobacco and whisky began to permeate the closet.
9
Glasses were rinsed and five small measures of whisky were poured out.
10
Mr Fogarty brought a gift with him, a half-pint of special whisky.
11
The survivor of the days of Kean uttered a bellow for whisky-and-water.
12
I told myself it was whisky or you; not that exactly, either.
13
In Scotland, whisky drinkers may well raise a glass in her honour.
14
The inquiries into the nature of brandy led to investigations into whisky.
15
In front of Mrs. Alden there was a decanter of Scotch whisky.
16
Don't forget and bring out that whisky-she'llfreeze you to the ground.
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Whisky through the time
Whisky across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common