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1. (n.) liqueur
any of a class of alcoholic liquors, usu. strong, sweet, and highly flavored, as Chartreuse or curaçao; cordial.
Etymology: (1735–45; < F; see liquor)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) liqueur, cordial
strong highly flavored sweet liquor usually drunk after a meal
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) liqueur
an aromatic alcoholic cordial
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Sense: a strong, very sweet alcoholic drink.
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 Afrikaans: likeur |
 Arabic: ليكير: شَراب كُحولي حُلو |
 Bulgarian: ликъор |
 Brazilian: licor |
 Czech: likér |
 German: der Likör |
 Danish: likør |
 Greek: λικέρ |
 Spanish: licor |
 Estonian: liköör |
 Farsi: نوعی نوشابه الکلی |
 Finnish: likööri |
 French: liqueur |
 Hebrew: לִיקֶר |
 Hindi: मदिरा |
 Croatian: žestoko piće |
 Hungarian: likőr |
 Indonesian: minuman keras |
 Icelandic: líkjör |
 Italian: liquore |
 Japanese: リキュール酒 |
 Korean: 리큐어(달고 향기로운 독한 알코올 음료 |
 Lithuanian: likeris |
 Latvian: liķieris |
 Malay: sopi manis |
 Dutch: likeur |
 Norwegian: likør |
 Polish: likier |
 Persian: نوعی نوشابه الکلی |
 Pashto: يو ډول شراب |
 Portuguese: licor |
 Romanian: lichior |
 Russian: ликёр |
 Slovak: likér |
 Slovenian: liker |
 Serbian: liker |
 Swedish: likör |
 Thai: เครื่องดื่มแอลกอฮอล์รสหวา |
 Turkish: likör |
 Taiwanese: 甜露酒，利口酒 |
 Ukrainian: лікер |
 Urdu: بہت میٹھی اور شدید شراب |
 Vietnamese: rượu mùi |
 Chinese: 甜露酒 |
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