alcohol

/ˈælkəhɔl/
noun
  1. A clear, strong-smelling liquid found in drinks like beer, wine, and liquor that can make people feel drunk.
    • She ordered a non-alcoholic cocktail because she doesn't drink alcohol.
    • Many adults enjoy a glass of wine with dinner, but alcohol affects everyone differently.
    • The doctor warned him that drinking too much alcohol can damage your liver.
  2. A type of chemical used as a fuel, disinfectant, or in cleaning products.
    • The lab stored bottles of pure alcohol for experiments.
    • Some hand sanitizers contain at least 60% alcohol to kill germs.
    • Rubbing alcohol is great for cleaning minor cuts and scrapes.
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