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The Origin of English Words: the words' Arabic origin, for example; alcohol, alcove, algebra, algorithm, albatross, alkali and many others.; www.jlls.org

ALCOHOL: FRIEND OR FOE? A HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE: takes away the mind or covers it. Obviously, the last statement fits well with alcohol – it does take away the mind. H.; www.hmc.org.qa

The runic inscription ALU is well-known to us from the Migration Era: thetroth.org

SLANG TERMS FOR DRINKS, DRUNKS AND HABITS OF DRINKING: metaphor, simile, folk etymology, distortion of sounds in words, generalization, specialization the sale of alcohol were able to import from Scotland and Ireland .; steconomice.uoradea.ro

To drink or not to drink – on Non-Alcoholic Beverages: -a strong, sweetened, aromatic alcoholic liquor; liqueur. -a stimulating medicine. - anything that invigorates or exhilarates.; bacchuswood.org

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alcohol - Online Etymology Dictionary: The Online Etymology Dictionary 1540s, "fine powder produced by sublimation ," from M.L.; www.etymonline.com

alcoholic (adj.) - Online Etymology Dictionary: 1790, "of or pertaining to alcohol;" see alcohol + -ic.; www.etymonline.com

Alcohol - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: en.wikipedia.org

Etymology of Alcohol Spirit and Sublimation: benatlas.com

alcohol - Wiktionary: From Middle English or Old French alcohol (modern French alcool), from الكحل ( al-kuħl, “kohl”) (by broadening).; en.wiktionary.org

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