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Meaning bourbon meaning

What does bourbon mean?

bourbon

— noun whiskey distilled from a mash of corn and malt and rye and aged in charred oak barrels

Bourbon

— noun a reactionary politician in the United States (usually from the South)

— noun a member of the European royal family that ruled France

— noun a European royal line that ruled in France (from 1589-1793) and Spain and Naples and Sicily

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Examples bourbon examples

How do I use bourbon in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Bourbon is made from corn.

Tom poured himself another shot of bourbon.

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And I prefer Scotch to bourbon.

Me, I'll take bourbon.

Bourbon, straight!

Some bourbon and ginger ale.

Get me bourbon.

Double bourbon.

Bourbon!

Your story had me confused, or maybe it was the bourbon.

The same. bourbon.

The main objective of the demonstrators was Bourbon palace, where the Chamber of Deputies was placed.

All I got is bourbon.

Bourbon is fine, Walter.

Bourbon.

Gene, crack open the safe and get out some of that good bourbon.

Yes? - This stuff's weak. - Get me bourbon.

The very best of Bourbon.

Straight bourbon and lots of it. That's a fact.

Every time I see old dead wagon, I pour me four fingers of bourbon.

I like my convictions undiluted, same as I do my bourbon.

Make mine bourbon, Dutchy.

Make mine bourbon.

Oh, but that's wonderful, Mr. McGinty. Where's the bourbon?

Bourbon old-fashioneds?

Bourbon and soda.

Your story had me a little confused. Or maybe it was the bourbon.

A cup of coffee and a bourbon and soda.

Here's your bourbon.

Double bourbon, will you, and quick, huh? Okay.

And me for that bottle of bourbon.

You know i drink bourbon, pat.

Sip bourbon and shut your eyes.

I sat there and drank bourbon, and I shut my eyes. but I didn't think of a joint on 56th Street.

Lots of soup, plenty of babying and some like bourbon.

Quit crying and get me some bourbon.

Would you send up three more bottles of Bourbon and two Scotch.

News and current affairs

For Tocqueville, the grab for centralized power by the absolutist Bourbon monarchs, followed by the French Revolution and Napoleon's Empire, had destroyed the good with the bad in France's neo-feudal order.

For Tocqueville, France's sickness in 1835 stemmed from its Bourbon patrimony of a top-down, command-and-control government, whereas America's health consisted in its bottom-up, grassroots-democratic government.