Collocations for "cocktail"
Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "cocktail" in context.
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cocktail
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- [an alcoholic, a non-alcoholic, a children's] cocktail
- a [strong, smooth, fruity, creamy] cocktail
- [make, shake, prepare, invent, pour, serve] a cocktail
- [drank, gulped down, ordered] a cocktail
- had [shrimp, fruit] cocktail for lunch
- [took, overdosed on] a [deadly, fatal] cocktail of
- takes a cocktail of [medication, pills] (for)
- a cocktail of [jet fuel and kerosene, love and hate]
- [launched, hurled, threw, made] a Molotov cocktail
- [is, works as] a cocktail [waiter, waitress, maker]
- a cocktail [shaker, glass, maker]
- cocktail [snacks, napkins, sausages, onions, sticks]
- go to a cocktail [reception, bar, party, lounge]
- was wearing a cocktail dress
'cocktail' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):