strong liquor
stiff drink

His voice now raw from the burn of the strong liquor, he began.

It might not have been a sleeper in the drink, could be just strong liquor.

Relief was like a jolt of strong liquor that went to his head.

There was a brief pause while they sipped the strong liquor.

In the winter they drop sour berries, that make a strong liquor.

A drunken carter during the fair, who broke into my store and thought he had found strong liquor.

A love of strong liquors is also with difficulty taught to infants.

The strong liquor burned a hole in his stomach.

Didn't swear off or anything, but haven't had a drink of strong liquor in almost a year.

He stood up and said firmly, 'These girls do not drink strong liquor.

Whatever it was, it went to his head faster than the strongest liquor.

Hot diesel from the bus laced his throat like a kick of strong liquor.

'You seem ready to dispense strong liquor of any kind.

Sale of strong liquors to the Indians was probably the greatest problem created by white traders around 1700.

A very strong liquor, the sort that brings tears to a man's eyes and fire to his throat?'

The strong liquor felt good going down.

Like food, pirate crews were given equal title to captured strong liquors.

'And you were drinking a fairly strong liquor with your meal.

Dip one in strong liquor and it dissolves in a few seconds.

San Juan was mainly known for its aguardiente, or strong liquor.

The tongue tastes the damp moisture of the cavern as if it were strong liquor.

And it all comes from drink, strong liquor."

"I can't sell you strong liquor, either," he continued.

The strong liquor made the old fellow talkative and enabled me to get a good deal of information out of him.

It had never gambled or drunk strong liquor.