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Liquor store
Meaning
British EnglishCanadian SlangWest Coast USAsian EnglishAustralian SlangEast Coast USMidwest USNew Zealand SlangSouth AfricanAfrican EnglishSouthern USTexas SlangDeep South US

Literal Meaning

A retail establishment that sells alcoholic beverages.

Actual Meaning

Shop selling alcohol to take away

Context

Used when discussing places to buy alcoholic beverages for home.

Examples

  • "He stopped by the liquor store to pick up some wine before dinner."
  • "Do you know if the liquor store is open late on Sundays?"
  • "I'm going to the liquor store to grab some drinks for the party this weekend."

Tips

  • The phrase is often used casually in conversation, especially when discussing social gatherings where drinks are served.
  • In British English, 'liquor store' is usually referred to as an off-licence or offie, and these stores primarily sell alcohol that you can take away.
  • Be aware that discussions about going to or buying from a liquor store might happen when planning activities with friends.
Phrase Thesaurus
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alcohol store
drinks shop
off-licence
wet sales
spirits store
beverage outlet
alcohol shop
liquor emporium
wine shop
drinks store
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