1) Absinthe or ouzo 2) Alcohol 3) Alcoholic appetiser 4) Alcoholic appetizer 5) Alcoholic beverage 6) Appetite stimulant 7) Before-dinner drink 8) Drink before dinner 9) Dubonnet or Campari 10) French word used in English 11) Inebriant 12) Intoxicant 13) Liquid appetizer 14) Pre-dinner drink 15) Pre-dinner libation
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(ah-pear-uh-TEEF) - A French term for an alcoholic beverage served before a meal as an appetizer to stimulate the appetite. It can be a punch made to complement the meal, but it is usually a white wine, sherry, champagne, or a sparkling wine. It can also be non-alcoholic.
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(from the article `wine`) Aperitif wines, usually taken before meals, are made by adding quinine and other ingredients to sweet, heavy wines. In France they are marketed under ...
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Appetite stimulant.
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A French term referring to a light alcoholic drink taken before a meal to stimulate appetite.
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An alcoholic beverage taken before a meal to stimulate the appetite.
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pre diner drink, usually served with small appetisers or canapés.
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stimulates appetite ( sometimes laxative )
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(ah-pehr-uh-TEEF) Any wine served before a meal. Traditionally, aperitifs were vermouths and other similar wines flavored with herbs and spices.
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a before-dinner drink that stimulates the appetite, usually somewhat sweet or mildly bitter.
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n] - taken before a meal as an appetizer
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apéritif Etymology: 'alcoholic drink taken before a meal to stimulate the appetite', from French; literally, 'opening' from Latin aperitivus, from aperire 'to open'.
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Traditionally served before a meal, apéritifs were created to help with your appetite and metabolism. Still popular in some European countries, well known aperitifs include Campari, Dubonnet, Aperol and can be enjoyed neat over ice or mixed in cocktails.
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Pre-dinner drink
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noun taken before a meal as an appetizer
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A type of wine, usually 14% or more abv, to which a blend of herbs or spices have been added and which is served before a meal to stimulate the appetite. The best know aperitif is vermouth.
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Any beverage served before a meal intended to stimulate the appetite. They include dry sherry and vermouth, and lighter bodied sparkling and botrytised wines.
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a small drink of alcoholic liquor taken to stimulate the appetite before a meal. · Also calleda wine served as an appetizer or cocktail.
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