cholesterol; a fatty substance found in the blood and body tissues

ethanol; ethyl alcohol; a colorless, flammable liquid with a distinct odor that is the main component of alcoholic drinks, also used as a solvent, fuel, and disinfectant

A type of organic compound found widely in animals and plants, including cholesterol and many hormones; used extensively in medicine but associated with serious side effects if overused.

methyl alcohol; wood spirit; a colorless, volatile, flammable, and poisonous liquid organic compound used as a solvent and fuel

mellow and rich, used to describe flavors, smells, or voices

mannitol, a sugar alcohol with the formula C6H14O6

A rich, mellow, and fragrant aroma, especially that of fine wine or spirits

rich and mellow in flavor or aroma; savory and fragrant

pleasant to the taste; sweet and mellow in flavor or aroma

propylene glycol; a colorless organic compound used in antifreeze and food products like food and medicine

cortisol; a steroid hormone (corticosteroid) produced by the adrenal cortex

ethylene glycol; glycol; ethanediol, a chemical used as antifreeze

An organic chemical compound occurring as a white crystalline powder with a sweet taste; used as a sugar substitute to help prevent tooth decay and as a sweetener for people with diabetes.

pure and mild in taste or quality; mellow

high-quality wine or liquor with a rich and mellow flavor

sterol; a type of solid steroid alcohol found in animal and plant tissues

butanol; butyl alcohol (C4H9OH)

isopropanol; isopropyl alcohol

a chemical compound containing two hydroxyl groups; a diol

propyl alcohol; propanol

pure, rich, and pleasant, such as the taste of wine or the quality of a voice; superb or fair

pure and fresh in taste or aroma, particularly when describing wine or spirits

alkyd; alcohol acid; hydroxy acid

(of taste, smell, or artistic performance) pure, mellow, and authentic

to refine or purify; to reach a state of perfection or pureness through integration or practice

estriol; a natural estrogen hormone found in the body

strong and fine wine; high-quality, pure liquor

indulgence in wine and women; to give oneself up to sensual pleasures and a life of debauchery

gentle and honest; simple and unsophisticated

methanol; wood alcohol; also known as [[甲醇|甲醇|jia3 chun2]]

Great overall despite minor blemishes; mostly pure with some small flaws. Based on the words for "pure wine" ([[醇|醇|chun2]]) and "defect" ([[疵|疵|ci1]])

an alcohol containing one hydroxyl group per molecule

butanediol; butyl glycol

a polyol containing three hydroxyl groups, such as glycerol

glycerol; a colorless, sweet, viscous organic compound used in making soaps, cosmetics, and medicines; commonly called [[甘油|甘油|gan1 you2]]

ethanethiol (chemistry)

chemical compound containing two hydroxyl groups (a diol)

diethylene glycol; a colorless, odorless, poisonous, hygroscopic liquid with a sweetish taste, used as a solvent and in the manufacture of antifreeze, resins, and plastics

dimercaprol; a medication used to treat acute poisoning by heavy metals such as arsenic, mercury, or gold

clenbuterol; a chemical compound used as a bronchodilator for respiratory issues, also used illegally as a performance-enhancing drug or to promote leanness in livestock

steroid hormones that promote muscle growth and bone density

sorbitol; a sugar substitute and mild laxative with the chemical formula C6H14O6

any of several five-carbon sugar alcohols having the formula C5H12O5

tebuconazole; a broad-spectrum fungicide used in agriculture to treat various fungal diseases in crops

amyl alcohol; pentyl alcohol

lactitol, a sugar alcohol used as a sweetener and laxative

non-alcoholic or low-alcohol beer, typically containing 0.5% alcohol by volume or less

albuterol, also known as salbutamol; a medication used to treat asthma and other breathing conditions

salbutamol; a medication used to treat asthma, also known as albuterol, proventil, or ventolin