colloquial. Highland whisky, esp. that (illicitly) distilled over a peat fire and supposedly flavoured with peat-smoke. Also more fully peat-reek w…

In full Monongahela whisky. A type of rye whisky formerly produced in the United States; (also, more generally) any whisky.

= rye whisky n. at compounds 1a. U.S. and Canadian.

elliptical. Corn-whiskey. U.S.

small-still (whisky) Scottish and Anglo-Irish: ‘whisky supposed to be of superior quality, because the product of a small still’ (Jamieson).

A variety of whisky. slang.

a spirit distilled from maize.

Scottish slang. Usually with the. Undiluted whisky. Now rare.

Brit./ˈbəːbən/ U.S./ˈbərbən/ Whisky of a kind originally made in Bourbon County, Kentucky; a glass of this whisky. Also attributive with liquor, wh…

Whisky made from sod corn. In full, sod-corn whisky.

a kind of whisky produced in Salt Lake Valley, Utah.

slang. Originally U.S. Unadulterated or very strong whisky. Cf. sense A. 9a.

= forty rod lightning n.; also elliptical.

(a) a drink made with rye whisky, bitters, and rock candy, often taken as a cold remedy; (b) (also with capital initials) a bottled liqueur based…

(whisky made from) fermenting grain mash; also attributive.

(see quot. 1887).

see quot.

A proprietary name for: a type of Japanese whisky. Also: a drink of this.

The proprietary name of a brand of whisky; a drink or glassful of this.

U.S. slang. Whisky made from sour mash (see sour, adj. n.1compounds 2). More fully mash whisky.

Whisky distilled in a pot still.