Bacardi

[buh-kahr-dee]

Trademark.

1. a brand of dry rum of the West Indies.

noun

1. a cocktail made with Bacardi rum, grenadine, and lime juice.

Example Sentences

These included a call to make wrongly describing a casserole with a pastry lid as a pie a criminal offence, demands to bring Bacardi Breezers back to the UK, and to legislate so "Have I Got News for You" is broadcast during political crises.

From BBC

Last year, he sold his controlling stake in that company to Bacardi for a reported $750 million.

From New York Times

“I didn’t want to take the house too seriously,” Agle says as he walks by an Operation game-inspired artwork depicting a Hennessy Heart, Bacardi Brain and Ketel One Kidney.

From Los Angeles Times

Damian White, a 44-year-old friend of Morales’, serves tiki glasses with Don Papa rum from the Philippines and Bacardi Gold.

From Los Angeles Times

“Bacardi is a Cuban company,” Pino tells the room.

From Los Angeles Times