beers

[beerz] / bɪərz /

NOUN

alcoholic beverage made from malted grain

Synonyms

STRONG

ale brew chill hops lager malt oil stout suds

WEAK

amber brew barley pop brewski brown bottle cold coffee cold one malt liquor

Example Sentences

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There used to be places where burgers, salads and draft beers, the midbrow fare that’s in my sweet spot, could seem like a pretty good deal.

From The Wall Street Journal

But I’ve also decided to stop spending my money on what used to be the bargain joints, and start spending at establishments where I feel like I get more for those pricey burgers, salads and beers.

From The Wall Street Journal

Mining giant Anglo American, a stalwart among South Africa’s foreign investors, is currently working to divest its majority stake in diamond behemoth De Beers for either an initial public offering or sale.

From The Wall Street Journal

London and Beijing enjoyed what they describe as the "Golden Era" a decade ago -- a time when then-prime minister David Cameron and Chinese President Xi Jinping famously enjoyed beers together at a British pub.

From Barron's

Millions of Australians celebrate the annual holiday with beers and backyard barbecues or a day by the sea, and this year a broad heatwave was forecast to push the temperature in South Australian capital Adelaide to 45C.

From Barron's