white liquors
white liquors is the plural of white liquor.
Meaning of white liquor
Noun
white liquor (countable and uncountable, plural white liquors)
- Highly distilled strong spirits, which are clear and colorless; generally being vodka, gin, white rum, tequila blanco, aquavit.
- Traditional strong East Asian clear colorless alcoholic drinks; generally being baijiu (白酒), shaojiu (燒酒/烧酒), soju (소주/燒酒), sochu (焼酎/しょうちゅう).
- A strongly alkaline caustic white liquid composed mainly of sodium hydroxide and sodium sulfide used in the production of wood pulp in papermaking.
Questions about white liquors
- What is white liquors the plural of?
- White liquors is the plural of white liquor.
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