whiskey
/ˈwɪski/
nounwhis · key
Think: “WHIS-key starts with WHIS, like a whisper (WHIS-per) before the KEY part.”
Yes, it's whiskey. Remember the silent-looking start: it begins with “whis-” (WH + IS), not “wis-.”
Definition
- nounA strong alcoholic drink made from grain (such as barley, rye, or corn) that is fermented, distilled, and usually aged in wooden barrels.
Examples
- “He ordered a glass of whiskey after dinner.”
- “The recipe calls for a splash of whiskey to flavor the sauce.”
- “They toured the distillery to learn how whiskey is aged in oak barrels.”
Synonyms
spiritsliquorhard liquordistilled spirit
Translations
ES whiskyPT uísqueFR whisky
Common misspellings
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