Trappistinen.
/ˈtrapᵻstiːn/, /ˈtrapᵻstɪn/, U.S. /ˈtræpəˌstin/ 1. A member of an order of nuns affiliated with the Trappists, founded in 1827. Also attributive and as adj.
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society > faith > church government > monasticism > religious order > Order of St. Benedict > [noun] > Cistercian > Trappist > female
Trappistine1869
society > faith > church government > monasticism > religious order > Order of St. Benedict > [adjective] > Cistercian > Trappist > female
Trappistine1869
1869 P. G. Hamerton Wenderholme III. xi. 96 He observed a Trappistine silence during the repast.
1884 W. E. Addis & T. Arnold Catholic Dict. 804/1 Mount St. Bernard in Leicestershire and the Trappistine convent of Stapehill in Dorset.
1896 C. K. Paul tr. J.-K. Huysman En Route vii. 100 She wandered..among the Trappistines in Switzerland.
2. A liqueur made by the Trappists. [So in French]
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the world > food and drink > drink > intoxicating liquor > distilled drink > liqueur > [noun] > kinds of
rosa solis1564
rose wine1603
rose of solace1604
ros solis1607
ratafia1670
brandy-cherrya1687
cherry-brandy1686
kernel-water1706
cherry cordial1710
visney1733
walnut-water1747
aniseed1749
maraschino1770
noyau1787
rosolio1796
cherry-bounce1798
absinthe1803
Parfait Amour1805
curaçao1813
ginger cordial1813
citronelle1818
pine1818
crèmea1821
alkermes1825
Goldwasser1826
citronella1834
anisette1837
goldwater1849
crème de cassis1851
Van der Hum1861
chocolate liqueur1864
kümmel1864
chartreuse1866
pimento dram1867
Trappistine1877
green muse1878
rock and rye1878
Benedictine1882
liqueur brandy1882
mandarin1882
green1889
Drambuie1893
advocaat1895
Grand Marnier1900
green fairy1902
green peril1905
cassis1907
Strega1910
quetsch1916
cointreau1920
anis1926
Izarra1926
Southern Comfort1934
amaro1945
Tia Maria1948
amaretto1969
Sabra1970
sambuca1971
Midori1978
limoncello1993
1877 E. S. Dallas Kettner's Bk. of Table 279 Trappistine, distilled by the good fathers of the Grace of God in the Doubs.
1891 in Cent. Dict.
1920 G. Saintsbury Notes on Cellar-bk. ix. 138 Benedictine; Trappistine; a certain ‘Père Kermann’..and others will occur.
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