Whiskey is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WHISKEY in dictionary:

NOUN [PLURAL WHIS·KEYS.]:
• an alcoholic liquor distilled from a fermented mash of grain, as barley, rye, or corn, and usually containing from 43 to 50 percent alcohol.
• a drink of whiskey.
• a word used in communications to represent the letter W.
NOUN:
• an alcoholic spirit, also WHISKY
• Irish or American whisky
• Same as Whisky, a liquor.
• Alt. of Whisky
• An intoxicating liquor distilled from grain, potatoes, etc., especially in Scotland, Ireland, and the United States. In the United States, whisky is generally distilled from maize, rye, or wheat, but in Scotland and Ireland it is often made from malted barley.
• a liquor made from fermented mash of grain
ADJECTIVE:
• made of, relating to, or resembling whiskey.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a liquor

Words related to WHISKEY

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Words that contain WHISKEY

whiskeys21 whiskeyfied28

How to use WHISKEY in a sentence

• He found that whiskey and warm water was a very good thing.
• Then having procured a glass of whiskey and water he gave what he called one of his prime songs.
• People kept brandy and whiskey in a closet and some had fancy bottles they kept, one brandy, one whiskey, on their mantel.
• I never dreamed there was so much good whiskey in America.
• They told how he plied them with whiskey, and the hunger and misery of the women and children.
• She had feared this, but felt sure that the whiskey he had drunk would hold him in its stupor until late next morning.
• It was said, I do not know how truly, that he could bear any amount of whiskey without in the slightest degree affecting his intellect.
• The man conversed easily, but it was noticeable that he watched Texas with cat-like vigilance, and that he poured his whiskey with his left hand.
• The first revenue ever paid on whiskey was ten cents.
• The German, the two Americans, and myself bought up all the Scotch whiskey, and proceeded to stay drunk.
• During the payment a good many kegs of whiskey find their way into the lodges of the Indians, notwithstanding the watchfulness of both officers and Agent.
• Waring drew his hand across his eyes, and, entering the saloon, asked for whiskey.
• There was more money in coin and more whiskey than ever before in the village.
• This coat had large pockets in the tail wherein was carried a bottle of whiskey.
• They were discoursing to each other upon the difficulties of getting good whiskey in Afghanistan and in Rio de Janeiro respectively.
• I was just a whiskey drummer last night, you know, and happened to let it out that I was riding this way this morning on my way to Dry Town.
• This roused great opposition in western Pennsylvania, where whiskey was the principal article of manufacture and trade.
• While the whiskey ration was continued, there was little drunkenness.
• In order to test the extent of his influence over his followers, the governor held conversations with them, and several times offered them whiskey, which they invariably refused.
• He farmed a little, he raised a little stock, and he drank a great deal of whiskey.
• The man of whom whiskey has got a grip is the greater slave.

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