absinthe in Irish
absinthe in Irish is apsaint — absinthe means a strong, anise-flavoured spirit traditionally distilled with wormwood.
absinthe in Irish
apsaint
What does "absinthe" mean?
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noun A strong, anise-flavoured spirit traditionally distilled with wormwood.
"Absinthe was famously popular among Parisian artists in the late 1800s."
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noun A pale yellow-green colour resembling the drink.
"The walls were painted a soft absinthe."
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absinthe in a sentence
- Absinthe was famously popular among Parisian artists in the late 1800s.
- The walls were painted a soft absinthe.
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What is "absinthe" in Irish?
"absinthe" in Irish is apsaint. absinthe means: A strong, anise-flavoured spirit traditionally distilled with wormwood.
How do you use "absinthe" in a sentence?
Example: "Absinthe was famously popular among Parisian artists in the late 1800s." In Irish, "absinthe" is apsaint.
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