Brew ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Brew ( verb )

1. To make (beer or tea) by mixing certain ingredients and allowing them to ferment or steep.
2. To make or prepare something by mixing certain ingredients.

Origin:

Old english brēowan "to brew, cook", of germanic origin; related to dutch brouwen and german brauen.

Examples:

1. I like to brew my own beer at home.
2. She brews a pot of tea every morning.
3. He brews his own coffee to save money.
4. They brew a potion to cure the disease.
5. The company brews a new software to improve productivity.

(As a noun)

Brew ( noun )

1. To make (beer or tea) by mixing certain ingredients and allowing them to ferment or steep.
2. To make or prepare something by mixing certain ingredients.

Origin:

Old english brēowan "to brew, cook", of germanic origin; related to dutch brouwen and german brauen.

Examples:

1. I like to brew my own beer at home.
2. She brews a pot of tea every morning.
3. He brews his own coffee to save money.
4. They brew a potion to cure the disease.
5. The company brews a new software to improve productivity.