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toddy
[ tod-ee ]
noun
- a drink made of alcoholic liquor and hot water, sweetened and sometimes spiced with cloves.
- the drawn sap, especially when fermented, of any of several toddy palms, used as a drink.
toddy
/ ˈ³ÙÉ’»åɪ /
noun
- a drink made from spirits, esp whisky, with hot water, sugar, and usually lemon juice
- the sap of various palm trees ( toddy or wine palms ), used as a beverage
- the liquor prepared from this sap
- (in Malaysia) a milky-white sour alcoholic drink made from fermented coconut milk, drunk chiefly by Indians
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of toddy1
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of toddy1
Example Sentences
Women throughout India have long called for liquor bans to reign in their drunken husbands, who squandered all their earnings drinking the toddy bar dry before stumbling home and assaulting them.
Sit back, nurse a comforting hot toddy, and allow this gem of a novel to slowly envelop you like a hug you’ll be sorry to break up.
The viewer stops at a village where they are boiling the sap of date palms to make toddy, a local brew.
If we got bad sore throats, flu, croup or cough, he would make us “hot toddies.â€
A strip of lemon peel expressed into the mug and dropped in — making it a “skin†rather than a toddy, per the old lingo — was a happy addition.
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