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n. a sour made with whiskey [syn: whiskey sour]
Usage examples of "whisky sour".
He drained his whisky sour unnoticed and unintroduced and stole off with his coat and packages.
He sat staring moodily at the bookcase, listening to Brahms' second piano concerto, a whisky sour in his right hand, a cigarette between his lips.
I ordered a whisky sour and settled by a table where I could watch the door.
Even if I had a human body again, I couldn't sit on a veranda and sip a whisky sour, knowing what was waiting - out there.
He hung up the phone, walked into his kitchen, and getting down a half-empty fifth of Antique bourbon, fixed himself a whisky sour.
Marner had been reflectively sipping a whisky sour, and Kemridge, seated to his left with his long legs uncomfortably scrunched up, had been toying with a double Scotch.
If you're reading these consecu- tively, Ellison follows Ballard like a double-shot of Jack Daniel's after a whisky sour.