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nonalcoholic

a. 1 Containing no more than trace amounts of alcohol. 2 (context medicine English) Not involving alcohol as its cause. alt. 1 Containing no more than trace amounts of alcohol. 2 (context medicine English) Not involving alcohol as its cause. n. One who is not an alcoholic.

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nonalcoholic

adj. used of beverages; not containing alcohol; "nonalcoholic beverages"; "soft drinks" [syn: soft] [ant: alcoholic]

Usage examples of "nonalcoholic".

Tables decorated with black tablecloths groaned under the weight of food, as well as orange nonalcoholic punch and sparkling champagne.

Handing her a cup of nonalcoholic fruit punch, Ryan stood in silence as the room filled.

Karrde and his people, like the good smugglers they were, had turned up their noses at all nonalcoholic drinks in general.

He lifted the bottle of nonalcoholic brew and grimaced at it while he hacked up a rattling glob of phlegm.

Sukie brought out a chilled bottle of bubbly nonalcoholic cranberry stuff.

But he kept himself under tight control while he waited, ordering a nonalcoholic drink, and then another.

They were just finishing supper as Rohan ordered some hot soup and helped himself to bread and a few bottles of nonalcoholic beer which he took from an automatic dispenser built in the wall.

Alicia, coming outside with another nonalcoholic cocktail in her hand.

They joined Dia at the bar, flanking her, and ordered a nonalcoholic fruit fizz to match hers.

No man drinking a nonalcoholic chocolate beverage had ever been the centre of so much attention.

For abstemious souls who wanted a nonalcoholic but still tavernlike drink, there was always health beer, a spring tonic concocted from pine chips, pine bark, hemlock, roasted corn, dried apple skin, sassafras root, and bran mixed with hops and malt.

But, ostensibly, the Selbys served a nonalcoholic punch at their parties, a pink and often overly sweet beverage called strawberry shrub made from a recipe Rachel Selby had inherited from her august forebears.