Mixology Glossary

verb to create or devise something skillfully and inventively

• The chef was able to concoct a delicious new recipe using a variety of exotic spices.
• I can't believe you were able to concoct such a crazy plan in such a short amount of time.
• She's always able to concoct some drama out of nothing.
• His mind was able to concoct all sorts of wild ideas and scenarios.

verb to cause (a liquid) to flow or fall in a steady stream

• Please pour the water into the pitcher slowly to avoid spillage.
• Hey, can you pour me a glass of juice?
• I'll pour some tea for ya, no worries!
• Her emotions began to pour out as she spoke about her struggles.

noun a beating or flogging with a whip or similar instrument

adjective used to describe something related to beating or flogging with a whip

• The chef demonstrated the proper technique for whipping cream to the culinary students.
• I'll be whipping up a quick dinner for us tonight.
• She's always whipping out her phone to take selfies.
• The wind was whipping through the trees, creating a haunting sound.

noun great enthusiasm and energy

verb to add interest or excitement to something

• The chef added a touch of lemon zest to the dish to enhance the flavor.
• I love the zest of this salsa, it really packs a punch!
• She's got so much zest, she's always the life of the party.
• His zest for life is contagious, always looking for new adventures.

adjective foamy or frothy

adverb in a state of excitement or agitation

• The milk was afroth after being steamed for the cappuccino.
• She was so excited about the party that she was practically afroth with anticipation.
• The crowd went afroth when their favorite band took the stage.
• His mind was afroth with ideas for his next artistic project.