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Synonyms for Eggnog:
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n.
• beverage- ale ,
- beer ,
- beverage ,
- cocoa ,
- coffee ,
- drink ,
- juice ,
- lemonade ,
- liquor ,
- milk ,
- milk shake ,
- nectar ,
- pop ,
- soda ,
- soda pop ,
- soft drink ,
- tea ,
- water .
- Bloody Mary ,
- Cuba Libre ,
- Irish Coffee ,
- Moscow mule ,
- Rob Roy ,
- Tom Collins ,
- brandy alexander ,
- buttered rum ,
- cobbler ,
- collins ,
- cooler ,
- daiquiri ,
- gin fizz ,
- grasshopper ,
- highball ,
- hot toddy ,
- julep ,
- lime rickey ,
- manhattan ,
- martini ,
- mint julep ,
- mixed drink ,
- pink lady ,
- planter's punch ,
- rusty nail ,
- sling ,
- stinger ,
- toddy .
Other synonyms:
- Ice Cube ,
- Pina Colada ,
- glogg ,
- grog ,
- margarita ,
- mimosa ,
- mojito ,
- old fashioned ,
- sangria ,
- spritzer ,
- swizzle stick .
- gimlet ,
- screwdriver ,
- wine cooler .
- ice .
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hyponyms for eggnog (as nouns)
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food
punch.
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food
Usage examples for Eggnog
Behind Jerry came Jake, bearing another large tray laden with cut-glass goblets filled to the brim with snowy, frothy eggnog, or amber apple toddy, or golden lemon punch.
"Her Mother's Secret"
The doctor was serving out eggnog from a capacious bowl upon the sideboard.
"The Rector of St. Mark's"
And wouldn't Mother try to make an eggnog that didn't taste like a liquid pancake!
"Torchy and Vee"
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