caudle
/ˈkɔːdəl/
noun
- A warm, sweet drink made from wine or ale, often mixed with eggs, sugar, and spices, traditionally given to sick people.
- In medieval times, a caudle was a common remedy for colds and fevers.
- The nurse prepared a caudle to soothe the patient's sore throat.
- She sipped the warm caudle, feeling its spices comfort her.
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