What is another word for infusions?
Pronunciation: [ɪnfjˈuːʒənz] (IPA) 
Infusions are liquid solutions that are made by steeping or soaking herbs, fruits, or vegetables in hot water or other liquids. Synonyms for infusions include brews, teas, tisanes, decoctions, extracts, and potions. Brews are made by boiling herbs or fruits in water to create a flavorful and fragrant liquid. Teas are made by steeping dried or fresh herbs in hot water, while tisanes are made by steeping fruits or flowers in hot water. Decoctions are made by boiling roots, barks, or seeds in water to extract beneficial compounds. Extracts are made by soaking herbs in alcohol to extract their active ingredients, while potions are mystical or magical infusions that are believed to have special powers.
