Glossary

Cocktail bar

A counter, room or establishment where you can obtain and buy short , mixed drink, made of brandy, whisky, or gin,
usually containing one or more distilled alcoholic beverages and perhaps non-alcoholic drinks, iced , flavored, and sweetened.by liqueur, fruit, sauce, honey, spices etc
Ref: 84663/2006-08-20

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Brandy (From cocktail bar)
Cock (Cock means to set the action into position for ...)
Cocktail (Cocktail is a kind if beverage especially an ...)
Gin (Gin is defined as a compounded spirit - the ...)

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