[
UK
/fˈaɪəwɔːtɐ/
]
NOUN
- any strong spirits (such as strong whisky or rum)
How To Use firewater In A Sentence
- That night we find ourselves in the Zona Rosa area to hear more live music, have a boogie, and quaff more of the local firewater, Aguardiente.
- She had become accustomed to retsina but she really preferred raki, the homemade firewater of mountain villages. THE QUEST FOR K
- They sat in silence for a while, both of them sipping their firewater. CORMORANT
- This ritual educated me in some of the most important cornerstones of life: family, friends, and firewater.
- Beaches and the ‘body beautiful’, samba and beer, football and the local firewater called cachaca are a way of life here.
- Bull owners pride themselves on making their animals as aggressive as possible either by baiting them or feeding them large quantities of arrack, the local firewater.
- And like tequila - not long ago viewed as firewater for party animals - rum is being offered in an expanding array of aged ‘sipping’ varieties.
- You learn humility pretty quickly, he says, when you're on your own in Bradford on a Friday night and five big blokes on firewater want to beat the hell out of you.
- She had become accustomed to retsina but she really preferred raki, the homemade firewater of mountain villages. THE QUEST FOR K
- Harsh words elevated into a heated argument fueled by firewater on both sides.