al·e·gar

(ăl′ĭ-gər, ā′lĭ-)

Vinegar produced by the fermentation of ale.

[Middle English, blend of ale, ale; see ale, and vinegar, vinegar; see vinegar.]

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alegar

(ˈeɪlɪɡə; ˈæ-)

(Elements & Compounds) malt vinegar

[C14: from ale + vinegar]

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