Brew

/bruː/

Meaning & Definition

noun

a beverage, especially beer or tea, that has been brewed.

I enjoyed a refreshing brew while sitting on the patio.

the act of brewing something.

The brew of coffee filled the kitchen with a rich aroma.

verb

to make a beverage, typically by steeping, boiling, or fermenting ingredients, such as tea or beer.

He decided to brew a pot of coffee to start the day.

to develop or concoct something slowly over a period of time.

Tensions were brewing between the two rival teams.

to create a mixture by combining various elements.

They plan to brew a unique blend of herbs for the new tea.

Middle English: brewen, from Old English brēowan.

brew up:

To prepare a drink, especially tea or coffee.

brew over:

To think about something for a while.

brewing trouble:

To be in the process of creating a problem.

Referring to beer informally.

Let's grab a couple of brews after work.

A blend of different types of beer.

He likes to try new brews from local craft breweries.