How Do You Spell ALCOHOLISE?

Pronunciation: [ˈalkəhˌɒla͡ɪz] (IPA)

The speling of the word "alcoholise" is formed by adding the suffix "-ise" to the noun "alcohol". In IPA phonetic transcription, it is pronounced /ˈælkəhɒlaɪz/, where the stress is placed on the second syllable. The word means to treat or mix with alcohol, such as in alcoholic drinks or drug solutions. While primarily used in British English, the American English equivalent is "alcoholize". The spelling of this word may cause confusion due to the variation between -ize and -ise suffixes in English.

ALCOHOLISE Meaning and Definition

1. Alcoholise is a verb that refers to the act of adding or incorporating alcohol into a substance or an object. This can be done in various ways, such as mixing alcohol with a liquid or adding it to a solid material for preservation or enhancement purposes. The term is often associated with the process of imbuing alcoholic content into beverages, such as fruit juices, wines, or spirits.

   Alcoholising can also be the act of consuming or becoming intoxicated with alcoholic beverages. In this context, it describes the process of consuming alcoholic drinks and experiencing the physiological and psychological effects induced by the alcohol. This definition can apply to individuals, groups, or societies as a whole.

   Additionally, alcoholise can also describe the conversion of a non-alcoholic substance into alcohol through fermentation or similar processes. This transformation typically occurs when certain microorganisms, such as yeast, break down sugars present in the substance, resulting in the production of alcohol.

   In summary, alcoholise encompasses the actions of adding alcohol to substances, consuming alcoholic beverages, and the conversion of non-alcoholic substances into alcohol. This term has various applications in the realms of mixology, preservation, inebriation, and fermentation.

2. To convert into alcohol.

   Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.

Common Misspellings for ALCOHOLISE

• zlcoholise
• slcoholise
• wlcoholise
• qlcoholise
• akcoholise
• apcoholise
• aocoholise
• alxoholise
• alvoholise
• alfoholise
• aldoholise
• alciholise
• alckholise
• alclholise
• alcpholise
• alc0holise
• alc9holise
• alcogolise
• alcobolise

Etymology of ALCOHOLISE

The word "alcoholize" (alternative spelling "alcoholise") is derived from the noun "alcohol", which itself has an interesting etymology. The term "alcohol" can be traced back to the Arabic word "al-kuḥūl" (الكحول) meaning "a powdered antimony used as a cosmetic to darken the eyelids". This term entered Medieval Latin as "alcohol" or "alcoholus", referring specifically to a powdered form of antimony.

Over time, the meaning of "alcohol" expanded to include various substances with intoxicating properties. In the early 18th century, it began to specifically refer to "ethanol", the chemical compound found in alcoholic beverages. From there, the verb "alcoholize" was formed by adding the suffix "-ize" to "alcohol", indicating the process of making something alcoholic or adding alcohol to it.

Similar spelling words for ALCOHOLISE

• alcohol abuse,
• alcoholism,
• alcohol group,
• alkaliser,
• alcoholize,
• alcohol,
• alkalise,
• alcoholic.

Conjugate verb Alcoholise

CONDITIONAL

I would alcoholise

we would alcoholise

you would alcoholise

he/she/it would alcoholise

they would alcoholise

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have alcoholise

you would have alcoholise

he/she/it would have alcoholise

we would have alcoholise

they would have alcoholise

FUTURE

I will alcoholise

we will alcoholise

you will alcoholise

he/she/it will alcoholise

they will alcoholise

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have alcoholised

we will have alcoholised

you will have alcoholised

he/she/it will have alcoholised

they will have alcoholised

IMPERATIVE

you alcoholise

we let´s alcoholise

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to alcoholise

PAST

I alcoholised

we alcoholised

you alcoholised

he/she/it alcoholised

they alcoholised

PAST PARTICIPLE

alcoholised

PAST PERFECT

I had alcoholised

we had alcoholised

you had alcoholised

he/she/it had alcoholised

they had alcoholised

PRESENT

I alcoholise

we alcoholise

you alcoholise

he/she/it alcoholises

they alcoholise

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

alcoholising

PRESENT PERFECT

I have alcoholised

we have alcoholised

you have alcoholised

he/she/it has alcoholised

they have alcoholised

I am alcoholising

we are alcoholising

you are alcoholising

he/she/it is alcoholising

they are alcoholising

I was alcoholising

we were alcoholising

you were alcoholising

he/she/it was alcoholising

they were alcoholising

I will be alcoholising

we will be alcoholising

you will be alcoholising

he/she/it will be alcoholising

they will be alcoholising

I have been alcoholising

we have been alcoholising

you have been alcoholising

he/she/it has been alcoholising

they have been alcoholising

I had been alcoholising

we had been alcoholising

you had been alcoholising

he/she/it had been alcoholising

they had been alcoholising

I will have been alcoholising

we will have been alcoholising

you will have been alcoholising

he/she/it will have been alcoholising

they will have been alcoholising

I would have alcoholised

we would have alcoholised

you would have alcoholised

he/she/it would have alcoholised

they would have alcoholised

I would be alcoholising

we would be alcoholising

you would be alcoholising

he/she/it would be alcoholising

they would be alcoholising

I would have been alcoholising

we would have been alcoholising

you would have been alcoholising

he/she/it would have been alcoholising

they would have been alcoholising