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Definition of vodka
: a colorless liquor of neutral spirits distilled from a mash (as of rye or wheat)
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After scoring a bottle of this spicy mixer, grab some fresh celery and head to the liquor store for some Idaho vodka.
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The company is still relatively small, expected to sell about 170,000 12-bottle cases this year, compared with the 26 million cases of Smirnoff vodka sold annually.
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With his Sean John clothing line, a stake in Ciroc vodka and the Bad Boy reunion tour, Combs made $130 million between June 1, 2016 and June 1, 2017, the magazine reported.
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For a group, the Mega Mule ($185) -- a giant Moscow Mule made with either vodka or tequila -- is a fun option.
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In fact, the current study found that men who saw the vodka-Red Bull label would wait longer before getting behind the wheel than other subjects.
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Prosecutors say that in the trial that ended Friday a 20-year-old freshman student began a birthday celebration with vodka shots before heading to downtown Baltimore.
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At the trial that concluded Friday, prosecutors said a 20-year-old freshman student began a birthday celebration with vodka shots before heading to downtown Baltimore.
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As a businessman, Mr. Trump has made money by licensing the use of his name on an array of products around the world, like vodka in Israel or soap in India.
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Origin and Etymology of vodka
Russian, from voda water; akin to Old English wæter water
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: a strong, clear alcoholic drink that is originally from Russia
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