toddy
/ˈtɑdi/
noun
- A hot drink made with liquor (such as whiskey or rum), hot water, sugar, and spices, often used to soothe colds.
- She sipped a hot toddy to help her sore throat.
- The recipe for a classic toddy includes whiskey, honey, and lemon.
- On cold winter nights, he enjoys a warm toddy by the fire.
- The sweet sap from certain palm trees, which can be fermented to make an alcoholic drink.
- In some tropical regions, toddy is collected from palm trees.
- The workers climbed the palm to tap fresh toddy.
- Fermented toddy is a traditional beverage in parts of Asia.