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rail liquor

rail liquor noun: the bottles of liquor that are kept most closely at hand for a bartender to use in making cocktails and that are the default, cheapest option for those who do not request a specific, more expensive brand of liquor.

Noun

rail liquor (plural rail liquors)

  1. The bottles of liquor that are kept most closely at hand for a bartender to use in making cocktails and that are the default, cheapest option for those who do not request a specific, more expensive brand of liquor.

Forms of rail liquor

pluralrail liquors

Questions about rail liquor

What does rail liquor mean?
Rail liquor means the bottles of liquor that are kept most closely at hand for a bartender to use in making cocktails and that are the default, cheapest option for those who do not request a specific, more expensive brand of liquor.
What part of speech is rail liquor?
Rail liquor is a noun.
What is the plural of rail liquor?
The plural of rail liquor is rail liquors.

Words near rail liquor in the dictionary

  1. rail heads
  2. rail joint
  3. rail joints
  4. rail line
  5. rail lines
  6. rail liquor
  7. rail motor
  8. rail motors
  9. rail out
  10. rail replacement service
  11. rail replacement services

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