liqueur

noun
UK: /lɪˈkjʊər/
US: /lɪˈkʊr/

  1. A strong, sweet alcoholic drink, often flavored with fruit, herbs, or spices.

    1. She had a cherry liqueur after dinner.
    2. The restaurant offers a wide selection of after-dinner liqueurs to complement the desserts.

  2. A flavored spirit made by infusing or distilling various ingredients to create a sweet and aromatic beverage.

    1. He added a splash of coffee liqueur to his cocktail.
    2. This complex liqueur is crafted with a secret blend of botanicals and aged to perfection.

Synonyms

cordial digestif

Frequently Asked Questions

The word "liqueur" in English means: A strong, sweet alcoholic drink, often flavored with fruit, herbs, or spices., A flavored spirit made by infusing or distilling various ingredients to create a sweet and aromatic beverage..

The phonetic transcription of "liqueur" is /lɪˈkjʊər/ in British English and /lɪˈkʊr/ in American English. Click the 🔊 button to hear both pronunciations.

Synonyms for "liqueur": cordial, digestif.

Example usage of "liqueur": "She had a cherry liqueur after dinner.". More examples on the page.