fruitliqueur

noun
UK /ˈfruːt lɪˌkjʊə/
US /ˈfruːt lɪˌkɜːr/

A sweet drink made from fruit and alcohol that only grown-ups can have.

Grandma poured a little fruit liqueur into her glass after dinner.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A sweet alcoholic drink flavored with berries, citrus, or orchard fruit, often served after a meal.

The restaurant offers a homemade cherry fruit liqueur with dessert.

3. A concentrated fruit-flavored syrup used to flavor cocktails and desserts.

The bartender added a splash of fruit liqueur to the punch.

4. A fruit-based alcoholic cordial produced by macerating fruit in spirits and sweetening the result.

This artisanal fruit liqueur is made from wild raspberries steeped in brandy.