Pronunciation: /mɑk.teɪl/
noun a non-alcoholic drink consisting of a mixture of fruit juices or other soft drinks
A1 I would like a mocktail, please.
A2 She ordered a refreshing mocktail at the bar.
B1 The bartender recommended a fruity mocktail for the non-alcoholic guests.
B2 The mocktail menu offered a variety of creative and delicious options.
C1 The mocktail competition featured expert mixologists showcasing their unique creations.
C2 The mocktail party was a sophisticated event with elaborate drink presentations.
adjective describing a drink that mimics the appearance or flavors of a cocktail but does not contain alcohol
A1 I would like a mocktail drink, please.
A2 The party will have a variety of mocktail options for guests who don't drink alcohol.
B1 The restaurant offers a refreshing mocktail menu for those looking for non-alcoholic options.
B2 The mocktail bar at the event was a hit, with creative and delicious non-alcoholic drinks.
C1 She impressively recreated classic cocktails into sophisticated mocktail versions.
C2 The mocktail pairing menu at the upscale restaurant was a delightful experience for the discerning diners.
formal The event will offer a variety of non-alcoholic beverages, including a refreshing mocktail.
informal Let's grab a mocktail instead of a cocktail at the party.
slang I'm in the mood for a fancy mocktail tonight.
figurative Her smile was as bright and bubbly as a tropical mocktail.
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