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whiskeys

noun
SayWIS-keez/ˈwɪskiz/

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  1. 1
    noun
    Plural of whiskey.

    The distillery offers a range of single-malt whiskeys to sample.

    She ordered two whiskeys before the show began.

    Note

    A plural that turns a mass noun into a countable one, and it counts two different things: servings, as in two whiskeys at the bar, or varieties, as in a distillery's range of single-malt whiskeys. The -eys spelling follows Irish and American practice, while Scotch is usually pluralized whiskies. In historical writing the same form can also mean light one-horse gigs, so context decides between a round of drinks and a row of carriages.

whiskeys is a form of whiskey

whiskey, noun: A distilled liquor produced from grain, such as barley, corn, or rye, that has first been mashed and fermented. Full entry

Forms
whiskeywhiskeys pluralwhiskies plural
Spelling
whiskey → whiskeys: add -s
Sound
The ending sounds like /z/.

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