vodka

word

/ˈvɑdkə/
VAHD-kuh
/vˈɒdkɐ/
VOD-kuh

Definition

A strong clear alcoholic drink, usually made from grains or potatoes. It is often drunk straight or mixed into cocktails.

Usage & Nuances

Usually an uncountable noun: 'some vodka' or 'a bottle of vodka,' not usually 'a vodka' unless you mean a drink/serving at a bar. Common collocations: 'vodka tonic,' 'vodka shot,' and 'vodka bottle.'

Example Sentences

He ordered a glass of vodka.

basic

There is no vodka in the kitchen.

basic

She does not drink vodka.

basic

We only have vodka, so let's make simple drinks.

natural

He keeps a bottle of vodka in the freezer.

natural

I can't handle vodka shots anymore.

natural