liqueur

noun
UK /lɪˈkjʊə/
US /lɪˈkɜːr/

A sweet, strong drink with alcohol in it.

She poured a little orange liqueur into the dessert.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A sweet alcoholic drink served after a meal.

The restaurant offers a tray of liqueurs with coffee.

3. A flavored alcoholic syrup used in small amounts for cooking or mixing drinks.

Add a splash of coffee liqueur to the cake batter.

4. Any strong distilled alcoholic drink, especially a sweet one.

The shop sells imported liqueurs from France and Italy.