Word: Beverage
Part of Speech: Noun
Meaning: Any drink, such as tea, coffee, juice or milk.
Synonyms: drink, refreshment
Word origin: Comes from Old French bevrage, from beivre, 'to drink', which goes back to Latin bibere.
Syllables: bev - er - age
Tricky part: The middle e is often swallowed in speech (bev-rage), so students drop it. The ending is -age, not -ege.
Watch out for: beverege, bevrage, beveradge
Memory tip: Split it as bev-er-age and think of a drink for every age: a beverage ends in age.
Example 1: Masala chai is the favourite beverage in our house on rainy evenings.
Example 2: The menu lists hot beverages on one side and cold ones on the other.
Example 3: No beverages other than water are allowed inside the exam hall.
Latin bibere, the root of beverage, also gave English imbibe, a formal word for drinking.
Find the misspelt word in the sentence:
At the wedding in Jaipur, the waiters served a cold rose-flavoured beverege along with hot kachoris and sweets.
a) waiters
b) beverege
c) flavoured
d) kachoris
b) beverege. The word ends with age, the same as average.
Unjumble the letters to find the word that fits the sentence:
Buttermilk is a popular summer egvaerbe in many Indian homes.
a) average
b) coverage
c) beverage
d) leverage
c) beverage. The jumble holds a b and a v, and beverage is the only option with both.
Choose the word nearest in meaning to beverage as used in the sentence:
On the long train ride the attendant offered each passenger a free beverage with dinner.
a) dessert
b) drink
c) snack
d) blanket
b) drink. A beverage is something you drink, so drink can take its place.
Choose the meaning of the only correctly spelt word:
1. delicasy 2. beverage 3. resturant 4. apetizer
a) a place where people pay to eat meals
b) any kind of drink, such as tea or juice
c) a small dish eaten before the main meal
d) a rare or special food
b) any kind of drink, such as tea or juice. Delicacy has a c before y, restaurant has -au- in the middle, and appetizer has a double p.
1. Which of these is NOT a beverage?
a) lassi
b) coconut water
c) coffee
d) chapati
d) chapati
2. A shop that sells only beverages sells ____.
a) vegetables
b) drinks
c) stationery
d) medicines
b) drinks
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