brewski

brewski
noun Etymology: 2brew + -ski, suffix in Slavic surnames Date: 1978 slang beer 4

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  • brewski — a hot drink, usually tea or coffee. Hey, you wanna brewski? …   Dictionary of american slang

  • brewski — a hot drink, usually tea or coffee. Hey, you wanna brewski? …   Dictionary of american slang

  • brewski — brew•ski [[t]ˈbru ski[/t]] n. Informal. an individual can or bottle of beer. Ah, just what I wanted, an ice cold brewski[/ex] • Etymology: [1975 80; brew + ski as suffix] …   From formal English to slang

  • brewski — AND brewsky [“bruski] n. beer; a beer. □ Hey, how ’bout a brewski? □ I’ll take a nice cold brewsky …   Dictionary of American slang and colloquial expressions

  • brewski — /brooh skee/, n., pl. brewskis. Slang. brew (def. 12). [1980 1985] * * * …   Universalium

  • brewski — noun a) beer b) A serving of beer …   Wiktionary

  • brewski — n Beer. Let s go down to the inn and have a few brewskis. 1970s …   Historical dictionary of American slang

  • brewski — n American a beer. An elaboration of brew popular with students …   Contemporary slang

  • brewski — n. (Slang) beer …   English contemporary dictionary

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