1. A clear, colorless alcoholic drink from Greece flavored with anise, typically served as an aperitif.
Usage: Countable and uncountable; often served diluted with water, which turns it cloudy.

Examples

• We ordered a bottle of ouzo at the Greek taverna.
• Ouzo is traditionally served with meze, small appetizers.
• When you add water to ouzo, it becomes milky white.
• He sipped his ouzo slowly while watching the sunset.
• Ouzo is a popular drink throughout Greece and the Mediterranean.