Look up: cider

1. cider
   [n] - a beverage made from juice pressed from apples
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2. Cider
   Ci'der noun [ French cidre , Old French sidre, from Latin sicera a kind of strong drink, Greek ...; of Oriental origin; confer Hebrew shākar to be intoxicated, shēkār strong drink.] The expressed juice of ...
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3. cider
   cyder noun a beverage made from juice pressed from apples
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4. Cider
   • (n.) The expressed juice of apples. It is used as a beverage, for making vinegar, and for other purposes.
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5. cider
   the expressed juice of apples, used as a beverage or for making other products (such as applejack, vinegar, or apple butter). In most European ...
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6. cider
   cider, in Europe, fermented juice of apples; in the United States, unfermented apple juice, unless allowed to ferment, in which case it is known as hard cider. Selected apples are grated in a mill, and the juice is expressed and, for hard cider, fermented and filtered. The commercial product is usua...
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7. Cider
   Cider is an alcoholic beverage made from fermented apple juice. The manufacture consists in crushing the apples and squeezing out the juice. The juice is poured into casks, where it ferments and clears itself of impurities. The strength and flavour of the cider is dependant upon the variety of apple used.
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8. cider
   In the UK, a fermented drink made from the juice of the apple; in the USA, the term cider usually refers to unfermented (non-alcoholic) apple juice. Cider has been made for more than 2,000 years, and for many centuries has been a popular drink in France and England, which are now its main centres of production. The French output is by far t...
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9. Cider
   In the UK, the term cider always refers to an alcoholic drink made by fermenting the juice of apples. In the USA, sweet cider (or simply cider) means apple juice (unfermented); and hard cider is used to mean alcoholic cider.
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10. CIDER
    Not apple juice, but a rather strong alcoholic drink made from apple juice.
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11. cider
    Cider is fermented apple juice that is made by pressing the juice from fruit. Although apples are the most common fruit from which cider is made, pears and sweet cherries are often pressed for cider as well. It can be drunk straight or diluted with water.
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