vodka

noun
UK /ˈvɒdkə/
US /ˈvɑːdkə/

A strong clear drink that only grown-ups can have.

The bartender poured a shot of vodka into the glass.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A clear alcoholic spirit distilled from grains or potatoes, typically without aging.

Vodka is often mixed with orange juice in a screwdriver cocktail.

3. A serving or portion of this spirit.

He ordered two vodkas at the bar.

4. A colorless liquid used in some industrial or medicinal contexts.

The lab stored a bottle of pure vodka for cleaning equipment.