Kahlúa

American  

[kah-loo-ah, kuh-loo-uh] / kɑˈlu ɑ, kəˈlu ə /

Trademark.

1. a brand of coffee-flavored liqueur, made in Mexico.

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Example Sentences

More than the taste of this homemade Kahlua, it is the making of it that I remember most.

From Salon

McCormack’s comment made me think back to the field trip and the Kahlua Apartments complex strung along Rosemead and facing the spindly parrot-filled sycamores in the median.

From Los Angeles Times

Seeing this, Mr. Kelly quickly whipped up an unholy concoction — “it was, like, crème de menthe, the cheapest whiskey, some Kahlúa and cream,” he said — to dump on Ms. Henry in retaliation.

From New York Times

Mr. Grisham said the wallet, which he got back on Jan. 30, contained a beer ration punch card; his military identification card; receipts from money orders he had sent to his wife back home in California; a recipe for Kahlúa; and an atomic, biological and chemical warfare pocket reference, which he was required to carry at all times.

From New York Times

Her suggested holiday cocktail is equal parts vodka, Kahlúa and cottage cheese.

From Seattle Times