mixologist

English

Etymology

mix +‎ -ologist

Noun

mixologist (plural mixologists)

1. (humorous) A person who creates cocktails; a bartender. [from 1856]
   • 1999, Bob Emmons, The Book of Gins and Vodkas: A Complete Guide, p. 63.

     By the way, the difference between a bartender and a mixologist can be confusing, but normally a bartender serves the patrons at a sit-down style bar, where a mixologist would usually work at a very busy service-style bar.

2. A disc jockey.

Related terms

• mixology

Translations

person who creates cocktails

• Chinese:

  Mandarin: (no exact term exists) 善調製雞尾酒的酒吧調酒生, 善调制鸡尾酒的酒吧调酒生 (shàn tiáozhì jīwěijiǔ de jiǔbā diàojiǔshēng)

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• Finnish: baarimikko (fi)
• Irish: manglamóir deochanna m
• Spanish: mixólogo m