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firewater

[fahyuhr-waw-ter, -wot-er] / ˈfaɪərˌwɔ tər, -ˌwɒt ər /






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After Mass, bottles of aguardiente, a local firewater, and beer were passed around to people in need of a stiff drink after such an emotionally draining day.

From BBC

Asian consumers probably know the island best for Kaoliang, a sorghum-based firewater that tends to win few fans beyond the region.

From Reuters

Here the Indigenous drink “firewater” and go on the “warpath.”

From New York Times

This combination led indigenous religious leaders to start substituting Coca-Cola for the local firewater, called pox, which they had long used to feed the spirits in their rituals.

From The Guardian

Jason Brown says his employers’ comments about “Indians and firewater” made him feel reduced to his Native American heritage as a joke and a stereotype.

From Seattle Times