Whisky is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WHISKY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• an alcoholic spirit, also WHISKEY
• a spirit distilled from malted grain, especially barley or rye
• a code word representing the letter W, used in radio communication.
• spirit distilled from fermented cereals
• A light carriage built for rapid motion; -- called also tim-whiskey.
• Alt. of Whiskey
• a liquor made from fermented mash of grain

Words related to WHISKY

usquabae19 usque14 whiskeys21 whiskies18

How to use WHISKY in a sentence

• He was a little bit excited when he returned, but after one glass of whisky he spoke quite calmly of what had happened.
• He planned that they should all go back to the inn, and there get a couple of dozen bottles of whisky, a donkey-load of turf and wood, and some more candles.
• As a special favor, he was given a quart bottle of whisky and ordered sternly to conduct himself as well as he could under the circumstances.
• He assumed his little fussy air of cheerfulness, told several stories of the war, and finally, after Kendrick had left, brought out some whisky and water.
• They squatted there in a rather abundant dew, fighting the damp with whisky.
• It always smelled of that, for most of the men who sought amusement here got their whisky in spite of the law.
• Such a race would naturally crave for “the water of life,” the “usquebagh,” or whisky, as we have contracted the old name now.
• They all came with lights and blankets, and they carried him into the tent and put him on the couch and tried to put whisky in his mouth.
• As I suspected, there was whisky in it, and I declined on the spot.
• Their country was comparatively new, but their fathers came mostly from Virginia and their whisky came wholly from Kentucky.
• McFarquhar himself was never known to get drunk, for he knew his limit on good whisky, and he avoided bad.
• While eating, a skiff containing two Indians approached and when within a few feet of the bank, asked Paul in good English, if he had any whisky to sell.
• I place a small table beside the chair, and put on it a bottle of wine, whisky and soda, and cigars.
• The moment Peters had safely negotiated the saddle and vanished in a cloud of dust, Dug pressed the whisky bottle upon his guest.
• Put an Indian on a reservation and he takes to drinking whisky.
• Of Scotch whisky I am not competent to speak, so that subject must be left to the experts.
• It was at that time the fashion in California to prescribe whisky as a specific for that class of ailments.
• Down there, whisky raises the very devil with white men.
• Your poor father would have found it easier to be crucified than to bear his longing for whisky.
• Beside the fire-place had been one of those ancient presses in which the old farmer had kept his whisky, his pipes and his account books.
• The last time he had been at the theatre with his sister and Violet had been after a whole fortnight without whisky.
• Just as, once, I hungered for whisky, now I loathe and dread it.
• Here were the savages buying powder, blankets, and whisky.
• He made a good deal of money, but the dark Slav passion for whisky forced him to spend what he earned, and this increased a naturally sullen temper.

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