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whisky English

Learners of English as a second language usually know the word whisky once they have reached the level C1 – Advanced. English words by learner level A1 A2 B1 B2 C1 C2

Meaning whisky meaning

What does whisky mean?

Definitions in simple English

whisky Noun

— Whisky is a drink with alcohol in it. It is made from grain.

whisky

— noun (= whiskey) a liquor made from fermented mash of grain

Synonyms whisky synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as whisky?

whisky English » English

whiskey

Scotch

usque

stuff

spirits

liquor

liqueur

alcohol

Irish

Examples whisky examples

How do I use whisky in a sentence?

Simple sentences

This whisky is too strong.

How do you like this whisky?

He drank the whisky as if it were water.

He sells whisky.

If there's no water, there's no whisky.

Tom was holding a glass of whisky in one hand and a cigarette in the other.

There is a bit of whisky in this bottle.

It'll do no harm to drink a little whisky.

I poured myself a glass of whisky.

If it's not from Scotland and it hasn't been aged at least twelve years, then it isn't whisky.

Above the sink are several whisky bottles.

This whisky is very strong.

Tom poured himself a glass of whisky.

Movie subtitles

Whisky and soda?

Couldn't we continue this discussion over a whisky and soda after our game?

He's a whisky drummer.

My friend's a whisky drummer.

Whisky!

Whisky and soda or a cocktail?

Oh, straight whisky.

What will it be, Colonel, cognac, sherry, whisky?

Whisky for me with a little soda.

I beg your pardon. Whisky and soda?

The whisky's over here, sir.

Whisky?

Whisky.

All winter I've been thinking. And all he's got is whisky.

Ivan Whisky. The psychic, right?

Is that you, Ivan Whisky?

Listen, order me a straight whisky, make out it's for you, and if you do that for me, I'll buy all the Christmas cards you got.

Whisky, darling?

I thought I'd try the whisky treatment.

I'll tell you what we'll do. You give us a bottle of that red whisky, and Bud and me'll put all them cats in one sack and throw 'em in the creek.

Give me a little whisky.

A whisky, please.

A whisky.

Joe, there's some whisky on my bureau. Get it quick.

Whisky and soda for me.

Steward, whisky and soda and three brandies, please.

And I'll have the same with a whisky chaser.

There is a legend he can drink two bottles of whisky without getting drunk.

Joe, there's some whisky on my bureau.

Then you ought to be able to imagine what's going on. Whisky?

Whisky for Mr. Leyden, please.

Whisky, brandy, anything, quick, hurry.

No more whisky for you, Mr. Rice.

You can't take whisky.

Knucksie, whisky or conversation.

Would you like a whisky, Sammy?

News and current affairs

In part, it represents a fundamental - some would say fundamentalist - view that taxes are to government what a bottle of whisky is to an alcoholic.

Make no mistake: the scourge of Pakistani terrorism emanates more from the country's Scotch whisky-sipping generals than from the bead-rubbing mullahs.