swizzle
/ˈswɪzəl/
verb
- To stir a drink, especially with a swizzle stick.
- She swizzled her cocktail with a small wooden stick to mix the flavors.
- The bartender swizzled the rum punch before serving it to the guests.
- He swizzled his iced tea to dissolve the sugar at the bottom.
noun
- An act of stirring a drink.
- A good swizzle ensures the ingredients are well combined.
- Give your lemonade a quick swizzle before you drink it.
- He gave the pitcher a swizzle with a long spoon.
- A type of alcoholic drink, typically made with rum, lime juice, sugar, and bitters, served over crushed ice.
- The recipe for a classic swizzle calls for fresh lime juice and Angostura bitters.
- She ordered a swizzle to cool down on the hot afternoon.
- The bar on the beach was famous for its rum swizzle.