beverages

nounliquid refreshment

Synonyms for beverages

noun liquid refreshment

Antonyms for beverages

Word Origin & History

mid-13c., from Anglo-French beverage, Old French bevrage, from Old French boivre "to drink" (Modern French boire; from Latin bibere "to imbibe;" see imbibe) + -age, suffix forming mass or abstract nouns.

Example Sentences for beverages

Let them be called liquids or fluids or beverages, or what you will.

Reliance must be placed, in severe cases, on liquid foods and beverages.

Even the Leveretts used that, while they frowned on all other beverages.

Let us count the cost of these beverages, and see which is the best for us.

It is best to have beverages cooled only to a moderate temperature.

Chocolate, coffee, and tea are used for flavorings as well as for beverages.

It is contained in nearly all food materials and is the basis of all beverages.

The introduction of these beverages is an interesting bit of history.

The ladies have just left, and the gentlemen are discussing their beverages.

A word, too, on beverages, which are as important as is food.