How Do You Spell BREWS?

Pronunciation: [bɹˈuːz] (IPA)

Brews (/bruːz/) refers to a plural form of the word "brew", which means to prepare beer by mixing malt with hot water and allowing it to ferment. The IPA phonetic transcription for brews is /bruːz/, with the symbol "/uː/" denoting a long vowel sound similar to "oo" in "mood". The final "s" distinguishes it as a plural noun. Brews are popular beverages enjoyed by many around the world, with various types and flavors available to suit different tastes.

BREWS Meaning and Definition

1. Brews is a noun that refers to a variety of beverages created through the process of fermentation, typically involving the use of grains or fruits. It is commonly associated with alcoholic drinks, although it can also encompass non-alcoholic preparations. Brews often require the combination of ingredients such as water, malted grains (e.g., barley), hops, yeast, and additional flavorings. The process involves boiling the mixture, followed by fermenting it with yeast to convert sugars into alcohol, resulting in the desired beverage.

   The term "brews" can specifically apply to different types of alcoholic beverages, including beer, ale, stout, lager, and cider. Each variety has its own distinct characteristics, such as flavor, color, and alcohol content, as a result of variations in the brewing technique and ingredients used. Non-alcoholic beverages like ginger beer or kombucha can also be considered brews, utilizing similar processes while omitting the introduction of alcohol.

   Additionally, the term is occasionally used figuratively to describe the creation or development of something, resembling the brewing process of a drink. In this context, it implies a gradual or ongoing preparation, often involving a build-up or accumulation of elements before reaching a desired outcome. This figurative usage can be applied to various contexts, such as the brewing of ideas, emotions, or plans.

Common Misspellings for BREWS

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Etymology of BREWS

The word "brews" originated from the Old English word "breowan" which meant "to ferment" or "to make beer". It is derived from the Proto-Germanic root "*brewwaną". This word eventually evolved into "brew" in Middle English.

Idioms with the word BREWS

• brews brothers The correct term is "Blues Brothers."

Similar spelling words for BREWS

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• bruso,
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• Brice,
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• breast,
• brogue,
• Bureaus,
• breeze,
• Briggs,
• brooks,
• Bryce.

Conjugate verb Brews

CONDITIONAL

I would brew

we would brew

you would brew

he/she/it would brew

they would brew

FUTURE

I will brew

we will brew

you will brew

he/she/it will brew

they will brew

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have brewed

we will have brewed

you will have brewed

he/she/it will have brewed

they will have brewed

PAST

I brewed

we brewed

you brewed

he/she/it brewed

they brewed

PAST PERFECT

I had brewed

we had brewed

you had brewed

he/she/it had brewed

they had brewed

PRESENT

I brew

we brew

you brew

he/she/it brews

they brew

PRESENT PERFECT

I have brewed

we have brewed

you have brewed

he/she/it has brewed

they have brewed

I am brewing

we are brewing

you are brewing

he/she/it is brewing

they are brewing

I was brewing

we were brewing

you were brewing

he/she/it was brewing

they were brewing

I will be brewing

we will be brewing

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they will be brewing

I have been brewing

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you have been brewing

he/she/it has been brewing

they have been brewing

I had been brewing

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I will have been brewing

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I would have brewed

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I would be brewing

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