margarita
UK: ˌmɑːɡəˈriːtə | US: ˌmɑːrɡəˈriːtə
n. a cocktail made with tequila, lime juice, and orange liqueur, typically served with salt on the rim of the glass
n. (capitalized) a female given name of Spanish origin, meaning "pearl"
The word "margarita" originates from Spanish, derived from the Latin "margarita" (pearl), which itself traces back to Greek "margarítēs" (pearl). The diminutive suffix "-ita" in Spanish conveys endearment or smallness, often used in names (e.g., Juanita). The cocktail's name is debated but may reference the drink's pearly appearance or a woman named Margarita.
She ordered a classic margarita with salt on the rim.
Margarita is a popular choice for celebrations in Mexico.
The bartender garnished the margarita with a lime wedge.
Her name, Margarita, reflects her grandmother's love for pearls.
A frozen margarita is perfect for hot summer days.