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Grand Marnier

Grand Marnier noun: an orange-flavoured cognac liqueur from France or a serving of this drink.

grand marnier: an orange-flavoured cognac liqueur from France or a serving of this drink
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Noun

Grand Marnier (countable and uncountable, plural Grand Marniers)

  1. An orange-flavoured cognac liqueur from France or a serving of this drink.

Forms of Grand Marnier

pluralGrand Marniers

Origin of Grand Marnier

French, from grand (“great”) and the surname of Alexandre Marnier-Lapostolle, who created it in 1880.

Questions about Grand Marnier

What does Grand Marnier mean?
Grand Marnier means an orange-flavoured cognac liqueur from France or a serving of this drink.
What part of speech is Grand Marnier?
Grand Marnier is a noun.
What is the plural of Grand Marnier?
The plural of Grand Marnier is Grand Marniers.

Words near Grand Marnier in the dictionary

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  3. grand mal
  4. Grand Manan
  5. Grand Marais
  6. Grand Marnier
  7. Grand Marniers
  8. grand master
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