Pronunciation: /ˈwɪski saʊr/
noun a type of cocktail made with whisky, lemon juice, sugar, and sometimes egg white
A1 I ordered a whisky sour at the bar.
A2 She enjoyed sipping on a whisky sour while watching the sunset.
B1 The bartender recommended trying a whisky sour for a refreshing drink.
B2 The whisky sour was perfectly balanced with just the right amount of sweetness and tartness.
C1 For connoisseurs of cocktails, a well-made whisky sour is a true delight.
C2 The mixologist crafted a whisky sour using top-shelf whisky and house-made sour mix.
adjective describing the type of cocktail being made with whisky and having a sour taste
A1 I ordered a whisky sour cocktail at the bar.
A2 She enjoyed the whisky sour drink with a hint of lemon.
B1 The bartender recommended the whisky sour as a refreshing choice.
B2 The whisky sour was perfectly balanced with just the right amount of sweetness.
C1 The whisky sour, made with top-shelf bourbon, was a delightful treat.
C2 His expertise in crafting a whisky sour that was both complex and smooth was truly impressive.
formal The bartender expertly prepared a classic whisky sour using bourbon, lemon juice, and simple syrup.
informal I always order a whisky sour when I go out for drinks with friends because it's my favorite cocktail.
slang Let's kick back and enjoy some whisky sours tonight, it's gonna be a good time.
figurative Her sharp wit was like a whisky sour - a perfect balance of sweetness and bite.
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