spirituous

You are far too young to be drinking spirituous liquor.

For wine is spirituous, and of all wines the dark more so than any other.

Officers could not drink "spirituous liquor" in the police station.

"And those islands you mentioned, they go for the spirituous liquors?"

For all such affections, being spirituous, cause much commotion and disturbance.

On the question of "Are spirituous liquors of advantage to society?"

Kai watched him with a certain respect, for the spirituous beverage had a bite to it.

Too young to drink spirituous liquor, was he?

In adult life Rodgers did not indulge in spirituous drink.

He started an apprenticeship with a wine and spirituous liquors producer at the age of 13.

They contained, perhaps, an undue proportion of spirituous liquor.

But the naming of those specious and spirituous concoctions has a little more scholarship.

"I'll tell you it was some shock to discover this planet doesn't import anything spirituous or fermented."

A new election law banned any candidate for office from asking another person to consume beer or other spirituous liquors.

Hear unrefined sugar used to make damned fine spirituous potables.4 "Did it?

It also disturbed the body, which emitted an enormous snore, and a further gust of spirituous breath.

But it would seem as easy to wake a bundle of old clothes with a spirituous heat smouldering in it.

No people can live more happy than the Indians did in times of peace, before the introduction of spirituous liquors amongst them.

I have never drunk spirituous liquors.

Seeing my emotion, Emerson added, "You had better join me in a little spirituous consolation.

Dram is also used informally to mean a small amount of spirituous liquor, especially Scotch whisky.

There was to be no manufacturing, "nor shall spirituous liquors be sold therein."

"The oath to drink no spirituous liquid.

And, unlawful transportation of spirituous liquor.

Retail sales of "spirituous liquors" have been subject to the 6% general sales tax since July 1, 2009.