liquors
nounUK /ˈlɪkəz/
US /ˈlɪkərz/
Strong drinks that grown-ups only are allowed to have.
The store keeps liquors on a high shelf away from children.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Liquids made by cooking or soaking things, like the juice from fruit.
The chef saved the liquors from the cooked cherries for a sauce.
3. The watery parts of a food or mixture.
Stir the liquors in the pot before adding the vegetables.
4. Strong alcoholic drinks made by distilling, such as whiskey or rum.
The shop sells many kinds of liquors from around the world.