arrack

[əˈræk]

arrack Definition

a strong alcoholic drink made in South and Southeast Asia, often distilled from fermented fruit or palm sap.

Using arrack: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "arrack" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    He ordered a glass of arrack at the bar.

  • Example

    The local specialty is arrack made from coconut sap.

  • Example

    Arrack is often used in cocktails and mixed drinks.

arrack Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for arrack

Phrases with arrack

  • arrack made from the fermented sap of the coconut palm

    Example

    The distillery produces high-quality palm arrack for export.

  • Batavia arrack

    a type of arrack made in Indonesia, distilled from sugarcane and fermented red rice

    Example

    The Batavia arrack has a unique flavor profile that sets it apart from other types of arrack.

  • a popular cocktail made with arrack and ginger beer

    Example

    The bartender recommended the arrack and ginger beer as a refreshing drink for the hot weather.

Origins of arrack

from Arabic 'araq', meaning 'sweat'

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Summary: arrack in Brief

The term 'arrack' [əˈræk] refers to a strong alcoholic drink made in South and Southeast Asia, often distilled from fermented fruit or palm sap. It is commonly used in cocktails and mixed drinks. Varieties of arrack include palm arrack, Batavia arrack, and arrack and ginger beer, a popular cocktail. The word comes from the Arabic 'araq,' meaning 'sweat.'