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Meaning of brew
The primary meaning of the word "brew" is to prepare a drink, typically tea, coffee, or beer, by mixing, heating, or steeping.
Etymology of brew
The word "brew" originated from Old English "brēowan", which is derived from the Proto-Germanic word "brewwan", and the Proto-Indo-European root "bʰrewh₁-", meaning "to boil, seethe, or cook".
Historically, the word "brew" has been used to describe the process of making beer, ale, or other fermented drinks, and has since expanded to include the preparation of other beverages, such as tea and coffee.
Synonyms
mix
blend
concoct
prepare
make
create
manufacture
produce
ferment
infuse
steep
soak
seethe
simmer
boil
cook
heat
warm
roast
toast
percolate
distill
extract
concentrate
reduce
thicken
clarify
strain
filter
purify
refine
brew
mash
mill
grind
crush
press
squeeze
extract
drip
trickle
leak
gush
flow
pour
serve
dispense
administer
distribute
allocate
share
apportion
deal
dole
mete
ration
dispense
allocate
portion
measure
dose
shot
dram
jigger
pour
serve
ladle
spoon
stir
whisk
beat
churn
agitate
shake
rotate
turn
spin
twirl
swirl
circle
rotate.
Definitions
- To prepare a drink by mixing, heating, or steeping ingredients, according to Oxford Languages.
- To make or prepare something, such as a plan or a scheme, often in a secretive or mysterious way.
- To be in a state of preparation or development, often with a sense of something unpleasant or troublesome.
Usage Examples
- She brewed a fresh pot of coffee for the morning meeting.
- The company is brewing a new marketing strategy to increase sales.
- The storm is brewing on the horizon, and we should prepare for the worst.
Antonyms
discard
dispose
throw
abandon
reject
refuse
decline
abstain
refrain
desist
cease
stop
halt
discontinue
dissolve
break
shatter
demolish
destroy
ruin
wreck
annihilate
exterminate
eradicate
expel
eject
oust
remove
eliminate
exclude
omit
neglect
ignore
disregard
overlook
forget
dismiss
repudiate
renounce
relinquish
surrender
yield
concede.