Margarita

Definition of Margarita

a cocktail made with tequila, lime juice, and triple sec, typically served with salt on the rim of the glass

How should Margarita divide into syllables

The word margarita has three syllables. The vowels are 'a' and 'i', and the consonants are 'm', 'r', 'g', and 't'.

Part of Speech - Margarita

I ordered a margarita with my dinner.

Sentences with Margarita

• My mom likes to drink margaritas with her friends.
• I tried a virgin margarita, and it tasted like limeade.
• The bartender made the margarita too sweet.
• My dad always asks for extra salt on his margarita glass.
• I learned how to make a margarita at a cocktail class.
• The restaurant has a happy hour special on margaritas.
• My aunt prefers her margarita with a splash of orange juice.
• The margarita was garnished with a slice of lime.
• My sister doesn't like the taste of tequila in her margarita.
• I accidentally spilled my margarita on the table.

Quotes with Margarita

• I have too much tequila said no one ever. - Unknown
• When life hands you limes, grab the tequila and make margaritas. - Unknown
• Margaritas are not just a drink, they're a state of mind. - Unknown
• I don't always drink margaritas, but when I do, I prefer them frozen. - Unknown
• A margarita a day keeps the doctor away. - Unknown

Number of characters in Margarita

9 ( m, a, r, g, a, r, i, t, a )

Unique letters in Margarita

6 ( m, a, r, g, i, t )

Margarita Backwards

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Phonetic Transcription of Margarita

IPA (International): ˌmɑ:rgɜ:ˈi:tʌ

ARA (American): ˌmɑrgɝˈitʌ

EPA (English): ˌmɑ:rgɜ:ˈi:tʌ

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