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Answer for the clue "Margarita ingredient ", 7 letters:
tequila

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Word definitions for tequila in dictionaries

Wiktionary Word definitions in Wiktionary
n. An alcoholic liquor distilled from the fermented juice of the Central American century plant ''Agave tequilana''

Wikipedia Word definitions in Wikipedia
Tequila is an alcoholic beverage made from fermented agave juice. Tequila may also refer to: "Tequila" (song) , a 1958 surf instrumental song by The Champs Tequila and Bonetti , a television series A song by British rock band Terrorvision Tequila (band) ...

WordNet Word definitions in WordNet
n. Mexican liquor made from fermented juices of an Agave plant

Usage examples of tequila.

And did I really want him to continue calling me chica in a voice that reminded me of tequila on a scalding summer night?

I went out into Tequila y Mota Street and approached the church but kept my distance, trying to figure where BUGGER kept the Time Machine.

UN Plaza and Captain Tequila y Mota was led before a firing squad, John Dillinger arose from his cramped lotus position and stopped broadcasting the mathematics of magic.

Our plans now center on a Captain Ernesto Tequila y Mota, one of the few Caucasians left on Fernando Poo.

He and two friends had been thrown in there, stinking drunk on tequila, after a fight with some sailors at the Navegar Club down on the docks.

Amanda Robin now in no little amazement, and there was a kind of slippery slidy feeling in his head that seemed to have nothing to do with tequila.

Down below, the fire was blazing cheerfully and the boys around it were passing the tequila, mescal, pulque, tiswin, or whatever kind of cactus juice it was they had in the jug.

He adored guacamole, chile relleno, barbacoa, menudo, albondigas soup and tequila with anything.

The crimson orange Tequila Sunrise sky was laced with smokestacks of Aeonian fluted columns, burning pyres for the wretched landscapes.

He adored guacamole, chile relleno, barbacoa, menudo, albondigas soup and tequila with anything.

Nobody had been slipping double tequilas into my orange juice, and vitamin C is non-intoxicating, so I passed the breath test as easily as a Charolais heifer passes wind.

We had listed the five quarts of tequila on our declaration forms -- and that was all that seemed to interest him.

His taste and meager purse did not run to fine brandies, but rather to raw tequila and mescal, though he was unstintingly lavish to his guests and officers with what little he did have.

Halperin decided he wanted another tequila, a mescal, a cold cerveza, whatever he could find quickest.

He headed toward her, but paused on the way for a tequila at an improvised cantina someone had set up on the streetcorner, using a big wooden box as the bar.