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[ixex]

I will try it... I think booze is booze is booze in the world even liqueurs has been lifted.... no offense to anyone!..also alcohols tv- I see lifted..maybe for chemistry:? :wave:

 

[DU]

The plural of liquor is....


liquor.

Regfee. At best.

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Registering nonsensical plurarls is the quickest route to the poor house (bar getting married and divorced or having a kid).

 

[ixex]

yup, I hear you defaultuser...like I said..that’s why I wrote it that way... I see the term liquors here and there as it attempts to encompass a market aggregate of a variety of alcohol put up for sale..direct in the eye of the public.

 

[RPK]

Is the plural of whiskey whiskey?

 

[DU]

Is the plural of whiskey whiskey?

As the holder of Whiskeys I'm sure you need to know

There is Whisky and Whiskey. TYPICALLY and not always - Whisky is the premium kind (that is SCOTTISH! - sorry Irish/Americans/Rest of the world).

But it gets better:
Plural of Whisky is Whiskies.
Plurar of Whiskey is Whiskeys.

In other words. You hold the Plural for the Whiskey drink that is NOT made in Scotland. Truth is that about 5% of the world knows this level of detail so you're likely to pick up some of the alternate traffic also.

This doesn't change my opinion on Alcohols.

Though I did just realized in thinking this through that liquors is a valid of plural of liquor so apologies to the OP. It's an interesting case though because its not used frequently. It is really solely used in reference to multiple types of liquor.

Liquor refers to a quantity that is not finite bounded so acts as a plural in sense. (Same as beer, wine... you would say bring liquor.. you never say bring beers....). Technically liquors is a plural .. though I seldom here is used as such.. (I need to get out more)


Alcohols is still nonsense.

 

[RPK]

As the holder of Whiskeys I'm sure you need to know

There is Whisky and Whiskey. TYPICALLY and not always - Whisky is the premium kind (that is SCOTTISH! - sorry Irish/Americans/Rest of the world).

But it gets better:
Plural of Whisky is Whiskies.
Plurar of Whiskey is Whiskeys.

In other words. You hold the Plural for the Whiskey drink that is NOT made in Scotland. Truth is that about 5% of the world knows this level of detail so you're likely to pick up some of the alternate traffic also.

This doesn't change my opinion on Alcohols.

Though I did just realized in thinking this through that liquors is a valid of plural of liquor so apologies to the OP. It's an interesting case though because its not used frequently. It is really solely used in reference to multiple types of liquor.

Liquor refers to a quantity that is not finite bounded so acts as a plural in sense. (Same as beer, wine... you would say bring liquor.. you never say bring beers....). Technically liquors is a plural .. though I seldom here is used as such.. (I need to get out more)


Alcohols is still nonsense.

Thanks for the above explanation. I sold Alcohol.tv for $7500 a few years ago and I own the German version of Alcohol. Thought Whiskeys would be a good buy, we'll see what happens.

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As the holder of Whiskeys I'm sure you need to know

There is Whisky and Whiskey. TYPICALLY and not always - Whisky is the premium kind (that is SCOTTISH! - sorry Irish/Americans/Rest of the world).

But it gets better:
Plural of Whisky is Whiskies.
Plurar of Whiskey is Whiskeys.

In other words. You hold the Plural for the Whiskey drink that is NOT made in Scotland. Truth is that about 5% of the world knows this level of detail so you're likely to pick up some of the alternate traffic also.

This doesn't change my opinion on Alcohols.

Though I did just realized in thinking this through that liquors is a valid of plural of liquor so apologies to the OP. It's an interesting case though because its not used frequently. It is really solely used in reference to multiple types of liquor.

Liquor refers to a quantity that is not finite bounded so acts as a plural in sense. (Same as beer, wine... you would say bring liquor.. you never say bring beers....). Technically liquors is a plural .. though I seldom here is used as such.. (I need to get out more)


Alcohols is still nonsense.

Thanks for the above explanation. I sold Alcohol.tv for $7500 a few years ago and I own the German version of Alcohol. Thought Whiskeys would be a good buy, we'll see what happens.

 

[DU]

Slightly wrong - I did follow up research (looked at Wikipedia ):

Whisky - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[ixex]

This is an interesting case as I can only think of alcoholic products that involve themselves in this manner.......go figure :cy: (at this moment of writing)

As a matter of fact, I have this calendar:

Top Five Every Day Blended Whiskies

Interesting facts pointed out about whisky and all the other variations ...is it Friday yet??

Alcohols..I agree is the least common, as I was pointing out at the beginning of this thread that I have only heard the term in chemistry class in high school :wave:

 

[Jeff]

Reg. fee - Reg. fee+ in the "plural", IMHO.

Good Luck,
Jeff

 

[freedom30]

I dunno...

I type in the word "liquor" in google and I get 33 million +.
I type in "liquors" and I get 7 Million +, not too shabby at all!

I like to speculate so I would have bought that name for reg fee if I would have thought about it.

Good luck with the name, ixex

 

[ixex]

Thanks Jeff, freedom30,
We try, we speculate...we win some, we lose some

Good luck RPK with Whiskeys

 

[Jeff]

You're welcome.