Brewed

//bɹuːd//

Synonyms for "brewed" (282 found)

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intrigue john barleycorn jumble lager beer lave lay a plot leach leaven lie over light beer liquor little brown jug lixiviate loom lour lower macerate machinate make make up

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malt liquor maneuver mature mead medley melange menace miscellany mishmash mix mixture moonlight moonshine mushroom near near beer olio operate outgrow oven-bake overdevelop overgrow overhang overtop pan pan-broil parboil pastiche penetrate percolate permeate pervade pilsner pipe up plan plot poach porter potable potation potion potpourri prepare prepare food procreate produce puff pullulate pulque punch bowl put together rage reproduce rig rinse roast rum sake salad saturate saute scallop scheme schnapps sear season seethe set in shirr shoot up simmer soak social lubricant sodden sop souse spirits spring up sprout sprout up squall start steam steep stew stir-fry storm stout strong drink strong waters suffuse tea temper the bottle the cup the demon rum the flowing bowl the luscious liquor the ruddy cup threaten thrive tincture tinge toast tower toxicant transfuse upshoot upspear upspring upsprout vegetate waft wangle wash water of life waterlog wax whiff whiffle

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Beer is brewed from malt.

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A customer came and so tea was brewed.

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He brewed beer.

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I love the aroma of freshly brewed coffee.

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