In France the liqueur de cassis is made from the fruit.
Black currants; also, a kind of jelly, and a kind of liqueur or cordial, flavored with black currants.
Noyau, curacao, or other liqueur containing kernels of fruit, as of peaches, cherries, etc.
A drink of liqueur served after the coffee at dinner.
A cherry cordial made in Dalmatia from a sour cherry called marasca; hence, a similar liqueur prepared elsewhere.
With kirschwasser; as an omelet or a punch containing this liqueur is termed au kirsch.
The soldiers put out the lights, but I could see Arrekel Bey's native servants, after we were gone, regaling themselves on the remains of the liqueur and brandy left upon the table in the marquee.
We first began by drinking, as is the Turkish fashion, some excellent liqueur which is called in these parts "arake.
The men, seated, or astride of garden chairs, were smoking outside the door of the house, around a table laden with cups and liqueur glasses.
Between the two were pyramids of glasses and bottles, liqueur flasks in wicker cases, and a great bouquet of sweet-peas.
As they were finishing their lunch Vandover said: "I got a new kind of liqueur yesterday--has a colour like violets and smells like cologne.
Of course, madam," he replied, as he slowly removed the liqueur glasses.
And, Wilkins, you can leave the cigars and liqueur on the table.
Presently, their plates were cleared away and the professor ordered a liqueur with coffee.
He sipped his liqueuragain and twirled the glass slowly.
You mentioned that you play the viola," he said, taking up his liqueurwith one hand.
When required for table, fill them with whipped cream, flavoured with liqueur or vanilla, and sweetened with pounded sugar.
Mr. Sabin lit a cigarette and looked for a moment carefully into the small liqueur glass out of which he had drunk.
If to other people it seems almost certain on the face of it that you were responsible for that drop of poison in your husband's liqueur glass, why should it not seem so to himself?
He died from drinking out of your liqueur glass, into which a few specks of that powder, invisible almost to the naked eye, had been dropped.
The Prince is in time to take his liqueur with us," he remarked, rising.
This liqueur is delightful as a beverage, mixed with iced water, and invaluable where rose-flavor is desired for custards, creams or icing.
The other articles required are some clear white varnish, some liqueur diaphane, brushes, metal palettes, and ivory sticks.
Whatever you use, take great care to allow time to dry before applying the liqueur diaphane.
The liqueur box only supplied the peg that was occasionally wanted to screw the superior mind to concert pitch.
The third bottle in the liqueur case held cognac, and this, as Rilboche the maid knew, was oftenest replenished.
There were always the finest chartreuse and curaçoa in a liqueur cabinet on Lady Kirkbank's dressing-table.
Almost immediately the place was empty, save for the fallen angel and two other demons, clearing away the liqueur glasses, and setting the stools in place.
And, in a surprisingly brief space of time, five infinitesimal glasses of the green liqueur stood before them.
Peel a thin-skinned ripe orange, divide each orange into about six pieces, soak these in a syrup flavoured with sugar rubbed on the outside of an orange, and if liqueur is used make the syrup with brandy.
If any liqueur is used, noyeau is best adapted for the purpose.
On Tuesday night I saw you sitting at supper with two men at the Vallambrosa, without anybody else to keep you in countenance, sipping liqueur brandy and smoking.
Afterwards Russian cigarettes and liqueur brandy were served with the coffee.
Nicky, unduly inflated by early success, insisted upon Stiffy ordering a liqueur with his coffee.
Unfortunately, the still warm liqueur was still releasing a hint of aromatic fumes, which swirled around him, and led him on regardless towards the vats.
The liqueur was of such a lovely golden green colour.
Tell me, my dear friend, is it really necessary to test this terrificliqueur on yourself?
And then, just as her flared nostrils were full of it--it was cruelly snatched away--and the beautiful rosy red liqueur disappeared down the throats of those clerical brats.
Never mind if the liqueur is not good enough, and if it isn't quite a diamond of a drink.
Miss Brewer did not touch the liqueur in question, and her cousin took Maraschino.
He now felt convinced that it was in this glass of liqueur the poison had been administered to him.
The delicate liqueur had seemed sweeter to him because it was given by Paulina.
If ships have to be put down there is no sense in sending bottles of delectable liqueur to the bottom of the sea also.
If he had produced another candlestick or jar of liqueur I think I should have felt like getting up and walking out; but here at last was something on the fuller scale.
But Esdaile, with a wink, demanded the key of the cellar from Monty Rooke, told him to get the liqueur glasses out, and was off.
It was impossible for her mind not to fly back to that moment, now nearly five days ago, when he had stood blinking in the doorway with a candle in one hand and a jar of liqueur in the other.
Birkin was drinking something green, Miss Darrington had a small liqueur glass that was empty save for a tiny drop.
I'm not drinking brandy,' she replied, and she sprinkled the last drops of her liqueur over his face.
By his side on a tray was a half-emptied bottle of liqueurcognac and an open bottle of champagne.
Automatically he ordered the only liqueur he liked, green chartreuse.
He was roused from his eager scheming by a waiter asking what liqueur he would have.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "liqueur" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
