Pronunciation

/ˈbɪər/

Definitions

Noun

• Beer: A fermented alcoholic beverage made from grains, typically barley, hops, yeast, and water. It is often served cold and consumed as a social drink.
• Craft beer: Beer produced by small, independent breweries that focus on traditional brewing methods and unique flavors.

Verb (informal)

• To drink beer: To consume a beverage made primarily from beer.
• To have a beer: To partake in a glass or serving of beer, often socially.

Adjective

• Brewery beer: Beer produced by a brewery.
• Lite beer: A lower-calorie or low-alcohol version of beer.

Phrases

• “Have a pint/glass/can of beer” means to enjoy a serving of beer.
• “Microbrewery special” refers to a unique beer offered by a small-scale brewery.
• “A cold one” is a colloquial way to ask for a cold beer.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “He decided to try a new craft beer from the local brewery.”
• Verb: “We sat around the campfire, drinking beer and telling stories.”
• Adjective: “The light beer was a refreshing choice after a hot day.”

Synonyms

• Ale
• Lager
• Cider (non-alcoholic alternative)
• Stout
• Lager (a type of beer)
• Bock (strong, dark beer)
• Ale (top-fermented beer)

Related Words

• Brewery
• Tap
• Saison
• Pilsner
• Hops
• Froth
• Glassware
• Barley
• Yeast