whiskey

Definition:
1. A liquor made from fermented mash of grain.

Use 'whiskey' in a sentence:

• 1. A glass of whiskey will soothe you.
• 2. Try to get him to drink something not whiskey.
• 3. But the good news is, the whiskey works.
• 4. Fill glass half way with crushed ice then add whiskey.
• 5. He was drinking his double whiskey too fast and scowling.
• 6. Whiskey is a kind of liquor, that is very high alcohol.
• 7. Which countries import most Scotch whiskey?
• 8. I will. never ever drink that much whiskey again in my life.
• 9. They built a fire and drank their whiskey.
• 10. How about a whiskey?
• 11. I would like to purchase a one liter bottle of whiskey.
• 12. He asked for ice for his whiskey and proceeded to get contentedly drunk.
• 13. You never found anything but whiskey.
• 14. I have two bottles of whiskey.
• 15. I had two fingers of whiskey before I went to bed.
• 16. He didn't say," like another whiskey?"
• 17. Would you like your whiskey on the rocks?
• 18. One of us'll bring food in the morning, and some whiskey too!
• 19. Resistance to the whiskey tax dates back centuries.
• 20. Uncle Pete fell in a whiskey VAT last week.
• 21. Take it back! Say you like Irish whiskey.
• 22. They also brought flowers and a bottle of whiskey.
• 23. The base of Old Fashioned cocktail is whiskey.
• 24. I thought he meant to get drunk. Drink whiskey up there.
• 25. We walked to a bar nearby called Whiskey Park.
• 26. He drank some blend of whiskey and wine together with some biscuits.
• 27. A spokesman for the Scotch Whisky Association said: "It is not possible to make alcohol-free whiskey."
• 28. Both men emphasized the dirt and exhaustion of war, the illusions of civilization that the soldiers shared with each other and the civilians: coffee, tobacco, whiskey, shelter, sleep.
• 29. I thought he meant to get drunk.Drink whiskey up there.
• 30. Whiskey, originating in Scotland, is distilled from a mash of grains.
• 31. We don't mean on the rocks, or with whiskey.
• 32. The 2nd read: "I am taking whiskey."
• 33. I just thought a drink was, like, wine or whiskey.
• 34. It was all on account of the whiskey and the excitement, I reckon.
• 35. Why, it's ha'nted with whiskey!
• 36. Her voice was raspy with nicotine and whiskey.
• 37. A glass of whiskey soon muddled her.
• 38. We can make a fruit brandy one day and a whiskey the next.
• 39. He then put another worm into a glass of whiskey.
• 40. She started some whiskey into my coffee cup.
• 41. They kept whiskey to antidote themselves against snake bike.
• 42. One bottle of whiskey and one bottle of sake.
• 43. There was no more whiskey left, not even a drop to water down.
• 44. He walked slowly, his mind fuzzy with the whiskey.
• 45. Excuse me just a second. I'll go and get the whiskey.
• 46. He likes coffee laced with whiskey.
• 47. The best thing in the world is a shot of whiskey.
• 48. B: Does he drink whiskey? A: No, he doesn't.
• 49. He drank his whiskey almost bottoms up.
• 50. We went for the bottle of whiskey that we had stashed behind the bookcase.
• 51. Diageo's brands include Smirnoff vodka, Johnnie Walker Scotch whiskey, and Guinness stout.
• 52. The firm in question was Alsbery& Co., whiskey brokers.
• 53. In the fleeting glimpse before the car started up, Martin noted the overcoat pockets, one bulging with books, the other bulging with a quart bottle of whiskey.
• 54. He liked to attribute his longevity to "cigarettes, whiskey and wild, wild women".
• 55. Smiley shouted, and at that moment the frog belched up a couple of ounces of whiskey.
• 56. Producing Scotch whiskey is a proud national tradition.
• 57. He asked for ice for his whiskey and proceeded to get drunk.
• 58. This makes the whiskeys much smoother.
• 59. Why hasn't he brought the whiskey?
• 60. Early Americans took a cup of healthy drink for breakfast, whiskey was a lunchtime drink, and ale accompanied supper.