bourbon
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈbɜːrbən/ · UK /ˈbɜːbən/
bourbon means: An American whiskey made mainly from corn and aged in new wooden barrels burned inside.
noun
An American whiskey made mainly from corn and aged in new wooden barrels burned inside.
- He prefers bourbon to other whiskeys.
- This bourbon has a rich, sweet flavor.
- The sauce contains a little bourbon.
A single serving of American whiskey made mainly from corn.
- He ordered a bourbon.
- Two bourbons, please, with ice.
- She left her bourbon untouched on the bar.
A biscuit with two chocolate flavored layers and chocolate cream between them.
- Would you like a bourbon?
- She dunked a bourbon in her tea.
- There were only two bourbons left in the biscuit tin.
Questions about bourbon
What does bourbon mean?
An American whiskey made mainly from corn and aged in new wooden barrels burned inside.
What is bourbon in other languages?
Türkçe: burbon · Español: bourbon · Français: bourbon · Deutsch: Bourbon · Italiano: bourbon · 日本語: バーボン
How do you pronounce bourbon?
In American English /ˈbɜːrbən/; in British English /ˈbɜːbən/.
How do you use bourbon in a sentence?
He prefers bourbon to other whiskeys. This bourbon has a rich, sweet flavor.
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