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Pernod|pɛrnɔ, ˈpɜːnəʊ|
Also pernod.
The proprietary name of a drink manufactured by the firm of Pernod Fils and used as an aperitif; a glass of Pernod. Also attrib.
Before 1918 the name referred to a brand of absinthe.
[1876Trade Marks Jrnl. 11 Oct. 574 Pernod Fils... Louis Pernod, on behalf of self and partner, Fritz Pernod, trading as Pernod, Fils, Pontarlier, Doubs, France; manufacturers of absinthe.] 1908C. E. Griffin Four Years in Europe vi. 58 Men and women sit day and night, sipping their wine or pernod (absinthe). 1914Blast June 13 Oh blast France... Blast aperitifs (Pernots, Amers picon) Bad change Naively seductive Houri salon-picture Cocottes. 1919Century Mag. Aug. 446/2 He..poured a glass of Pernod. 1928J. Rhys Postures xvi. 163 Then she would drink a couple of Pernods..to deaden the hurt. 1931Daily Express 23 Sept. 9/3 There are small cafés, with men and women drinking the yellow-greenish pernod, the near-absinthe, now that the manufacture of absinthe is forbidden, but as like absinthe as one pea is like another. 1936Bentley & Allen Trent's Own Case xi. 130 Trent called for a Pernod. 1942‘N. Shute’ Pied Piper i. 19 He would take a little glass of Pernod with Madame? 1958E. Dundy Dud Avocado i. i. 9 Glancing down at my Pernod, I discovered..that I'd already finished it. 1964Sun-Herald (Sydney) 21 June 11/2 Five men unconscious on the floor of the hold and five empty pernod bottles. 1967S. Beckett Stories & Texts for Nothing vii. 110 But what is this I see..at pernod time. 1975Times 29 July 5/8 Fendi shapes Pernod coloured mink..into trench coats. 1976J. van de Wetering Corpse on Dike vi. 72 The first French I read here was on the label of the Pernod bottle. |