'clear alcohol' is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use 'clear alcohol' to refer to any type of colorless alcoholic beverage, such as vodka, gin, or sake. For example, "The bar serves a variety of clear alcohols, including vodka, gin, and sake."
Ana had told him once that clear alcohol was the healthiest she drank vodka.
For those who subscribe to the notion that the path to nirvana is through clear alcohol, martinis will be served.
Allow that coat to dry and then paint a second coat with ChefMaster Buckeye Brown diluted with clear alcohol.
You will need: Clear alcohol (gin or vodka) A cotton wool ball 1) Apply a good swig of alcohol to your cotton wool ball.
Paint a base coat onto your cake with a mixture of Wilton Ivory and Copper Icing Colours diluted with clear alcohol.
The person next to you will drop an ice cube or two into one glass and fill half with raki and the rest with water, turning the clear alcohol milky white.
Moreover, it is not clear if alcohol consumption or some co-morbid conditions associated with alcohol dependence were responsible for the high mortality observed in these studies.
It is now becoming clear, for alcohol at least, that Lansley could more straightforwardly have promised "ineffective approaches".
Steering clear of alcohol was another top tip for living to a ripe old age, they said.
The guests fall upon it like ravenous beasts who have drunk too much fake champagne, but Wilf, who steers clear of alcohol, won't even lick the bowl.
Bottles of beer, wine and spirits should carry cigarette-style graphic health warnings to make clear that alcohol is linked to cancer, infertility and violence, doctors are urging.
