IPA: /kɪr/
KK: /kɪr/
A type of drink made by mixing dry white wine or champagne with a sweet blackcurrant liqueur called cassis.
She ordered a kir at the bar to enjoy with her meal.
The word 'kir' originates from Old English 'cyre', meaning a church or a place of worship. It specifically refers to a church service or a religious gathering.
Think of 'cyre' as a place of worship, which helps you remember that 'kir' refers to a church or a church service.