Definitions

1. noun

a strong, often flavored liquid for drinking, especially alcoholic beverages

“The bar served a variety of liquor to its patrons.”

2. noun

a solution or substance, especially a liquid, that has been treated with a solvent or a chemical to extract or purify it

“The company specialized in producing liquor for the pharmaceutical industry.”

3. noun

a drink made from liquor, often sweetened or mixed with other ingredients

“The bartender created a unique liquor for the special occasion.”

4. noun

a person’s blood or bodily fluids, especially when considered as a substance that can be contaminated or infected

“The medical team tested the liquor of the patient for signs of infection.”

5. verb

to make or become liquid, often as a result of melting or dissolving

“The ice liquor in the cup as it sat outside in the warm sun.”

6. verb

to make or become loose or weak, often as a result of being overused or worn out

“The rope began to liquor as it was pulled too tightly.”