Vodka (noun)

A colorless, odorless, tasteless alcoholic liquor that is usually made by distillation of fermented grains, potatoes, or fruits.

Origin:

From the russian word "водка", meaning "little water".

Examples:

1. He ordered a vodka martini, stirred not shaken.
2. She likes to drink vodka with cranberry juice.
3. The vodka was distilled multiple times to make it extra smooth.
4. Some people make homemade vodka from potatoes.
5. Vodka is a popular spirit in Eastern Europe and Russia.