Liquor

The term liquor ( male , Latin for 'liquid') is used in medicine to describe various clear fluids in the body:

• the cerebrospinal fluid , see cerebrospinal fluid
• the fluid in the pericardium, cerebrospinal fluid pericardii , see pericardium
• the fluid in the tertiary follicle, liquor follicularis , see ovarian follicle

In pharmacy , certain preparations are called liquor:

• Liquor Aluminii acetico-tartarici , or Aluminii acetatis tartratis solutio : acetic clay , an antiseptic
• Liquor Kalii arsenicosi : Fowler's solution , potassium arsenite

Certain spirits ( liqueurs ) are sometimes referred to as liquor .

See also:

Wiktionary: Liquor  - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations

• Liquor withdrawal decision , decision of the German Federal Constitutional Court issued on June 10, 1963

This is a disambiguation page for differentiating between several terms identified with the same word.