Definition of vodka
:a colorless liquor of neutral spirits distilled from a mash (as of rye or wheat)
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The Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino gives away Grey Goose vodka from 2-6 p.m. Saturday.
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Martha’s mule is made from local vodka, lime, and scraps of ginger and jalepeño from the kitchen.
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Combine 6-8 ounces of the mix with 2 ounces of vodka into a glass.
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The gluten-free vodka is distilled six times and uses spring water.
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This should be a significant irritation for Republicans who want their agenda pursued, not bogged down in the vodka martini of Russian conspiracy.
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Add the vodka and stir vigorously to combine and dissolve the sugar.
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His signature dish of jewels of white pearl oysters with vodka-tonic gels was the best of dozens in Brussels and among the best this year.
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The Olsens took over the backroom at Caviar Kaspia and hosted a lavish, three-course meal that was drenched in vodka and caviar.
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Origin and Etymology of vodka
Russian, from voda water; akin to Old English wæter water
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Definition of vodka for English Language Learners
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: a strong, clear alcoholic drink that is originally from Russia
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