brew
/bruː/
verb
- To make a drink such as beer, coffee, or tea by steeping, boiling, or fermenting.
- She likes to brew her own coffee every morning.
- They brew beer at the local microbrewery.
- He brewed a pot of tea for the guests.
- To begin to develop or form, often something unpleasant.
- Trouble was brewing between the two rival groups.
- A storm was brewing over the mountains.
- I could feel a headache brewing after staring at the screen too long.
noun
- A beverage made by brewing, especially beer or coffee.
- He ordered a cold brew at the café.
- This is my favorite brew from the local coffee shop.
- The pub serves a different brew each week.
- A mixture or concoction of different things.
- Her speech was a brew of humor and serious advice.
- The artist's style is a unique brew of modern and traditional.
- The soup was a strange brew of vegetables and spices.