homebrewed

adj

Etymology

From home + brewed.

Definitions

  1. Brewed at home.

    • The girl made a wry little face. "I don't like beer, Mr. Landon," she said. "It's horrid stuff, even when it's homebrewed!
    • Two common questions are, "How long will a homebrewed beer keep?" and "Will it spoil?" The answer is that homebrewed beer has a fairly long storage life.
    • She felt dizzy and befuddled, almost like the time she had swiped a drink of her mother's homebrewed mead.
  2. Homemade.

    • It is somewhat characteristic of this aircraft's designer that he found a homebrewed solution to the high cost of fabricating this curved boom section.
    • Her tribal doctor also gave her some homebrewed powdered medicine, which he mixed in water.
  3. Drink brewed at home.

    • They soon made friends again over a pipe and some homebrewed.
    • And they shook hands on it there and then, and Mr. Lang called for a girl to bring out some homebrewed from the cellar to make a bargain of it.
    • Because you actually came inside and sat down and are drinking homebrewed with a smile on your face. Because you brought your hound in with you and he's drinking homebrewed as well.
  4. + 1 more definition
    1. simple past and past participle of homebrew

The neighborhood

Vish — recursive loop

No curated loop yet for homebrewed. Loops are being traced one word at a time while the ingestion pipeline matures.

sense glosses and etymology drawn from English Wiktionary · source · CC-BY-SA