Definition of Drambuie in English:

Drambuie

noun dramˈbuːidramˈbjʊiˌdramˈbo͞oē

mass nountrademark

A sweet Scotch whisky liqueur.
Example sentencesExamples
- Many liqueurs, however, are made with a specific spirit, such as Scotch in Drambuie, Cognac in Grand Marrier or Irish Whiskey in Baileys.
- A liqueur whisky such as Drambuie is excellent for a hot toddy - its natural sweetness delivers a more harmonious palate, and there's no need to add sugar.
- If you want to make store-bought mincemeat more special, tip the contents of a jar into a bowl and add some grated apple, orange or lemon zest, chopped almonds or hazelnuts - and, of course, a good slug of brandy, whisky or Drambuie.
- The ball will be a traditional Scottish affair with Scottish salmon, haggis, whisky, Drambuie and shortbread on the table.
- It really doesn't matter what: sherry, port, Grand Marnier, malt whisky, Bailey's, Drambuie - you must be able to prise at least one of them out of your grandmother's hands.

Origin

From Scottish Gaelic dram buidheach 'satisfying drink'.

Rhymes

bluey, chewy, chop suey, cooee, Dewey, dewy, feng shui, gluey, gooey, hooey, Hughie, Louie, Louis, phooey, rouille, screwy, Wanganui

Definition of Drambuie in US English:

Drambuie

nounˌdramˈbo͞oē

trademark

A sweet Scotch whiskey liqueur.
Example sentencesExamples
- If you want to make store-bought mincemeat more special, tip the contents of a jar into a bowl and add some grated apple, orange or lemon zest, chopped almonds or hazelnuts - and, of course, a good slug of brandy, whisky or Drambuie.
- A liqueur whisky such as Drambuie is excellent for a hot toddy - its natural sweetness delivers a more harmonious palate, and there's no need to add sugar.
- Many liqueurs, however, are made with a specific spirit, such as Scotch in Drambuie, Cognac in Grand Marrier or Irish Whiskey in Baileys.
- It really doesn't matter what: sherry, port, Grand Marnier, malt whisky, Bailey's, Drambuie - you must be able to prise at least one of them out of your grandmother's hands.
- The ball will be a traditional Scottish affair with Scottish salmon, haggis, whisky, Drambuie and shortbread on the table.

Origin

From Scottish Gaelic dram buidheach ‘satisfying drink’.

单词	Drambuie
释义	Definition of Drambuie in English: Drambuie noun dramˈbuːidramˈbjʊiˌdramˈbo͞oē mass nountrademark A sweet Scotch whisky liqueur. Example sentencesExamples Many liqueurs, however, are made with a specific spirit, such as Scotch in Drambuie, Cognac in Grand Marrier or Irish Whiskey in Baileys. A liqueur whisky such as Drambuie is excellent for a hot toddy - its natural sweetness delivers a more harmonious palate, and there's no need to add sugar. If you want to make store-bought mincemeat more special, tip the contents of a jar into a bowl and add some grated apple, orange or lemon zest, chopped almonds or hazelnuts - and, of course, a good slug of brandy, whisky or Drambuie. The ball will be a traditional Scottish affair with Scottish salmon, haggis, whisky, Drambuie and shortbread on the table. It really doesn't matter what: sherry, port, Grand Marnier, malt whisky, Bailey's, Drambuie - you must be able to prise at least one of them out of your grandmother's hands. Origin From Scottish Gaelic dram buidheach 'satisfying drink'. Rhymes bluey, chewy, chop suey, cooee, Dewey, dewy, feng shui, gluey, gooey, hooey, Hughie, Louie, Louis, phooey, rouille, screwy, Wanganui Definition of Drambuie in US English: Drambuie nounˌdramˈbo͞oē trademark A sweet Scotch whiskey liqueur. Example sentencesExamples If you want to make store-bought mincemeat more special, tip the contents of a jar into a bowl and add some grated apple, orange or lemon zest, chopped almonds or hazelnuts - and, of course, a good slug of brandy, whisky or Drambuie. A liqueur whisky such as Drambuie is excellent for a hot toddy - its natural sweetness delivers a more harmonious palate, and there's no need to add sugar. Many liqueurs, however, are made with a specific spirit, such as Scotch in Drambuie, Cognac in Grand Marrier or Irish Whiskey in Baileys. It really doesn't matter what: sherry, port, Grand Marnier, malt whisky, Bailey's, Drambuie - you must be able to prise at least one of them out of your grandmother's hands. The ball will be a traditional Scottish affair with Scottish salmon, haggis, whisky, Drambuie and shortbread on the table. Origin From Scottish Gaelic dram buidheach ‘satisfying drink’.
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