liqueur
/lɪˈkʊr/; /liˈkwɜr/Definitions
1. noun
a sweet, flavored liquid used in making cocktails
“She added a splash of liqueur to her coffee.”
2. noun
a sweet, highly flavored liquid used in making desserts
“The French dessert featured a rich, chocolate liqueur sauce.”
3. noun
a sweet, highly flavored liquid used in making cocktails or desserts, especially one made from a distilled spirit flavored with fruits, herbs, or other flavorings
“The bartender carefully mixed the liqueur with the other ingredients.”