eau-de-vie
noun
ˌō-də-ˈvē 
plural eaux-de-vie ˌō(z)-də-ˈvē
: a clear brandy distilled from the fermented juice of fruit (such as pears or raspberries)
Word History
Etymology
French, literally, water of life, translation of Medieval Latin aqua vitae
First Known Use
1683, in the meaning defined above
- huffisher
- huffishest
- huffishnesses
- huffle
- huffler
- huffs
- huffy
- hug
- hug the shore
- hug-me-tight
- huge
- knocking off his pedestal
- knocking one's socks off
- knocking out
- knocking over
- knocking shop
- knocking silly
- knocking someone off her pedestal
- knocking someone off his pedestal
- knocking together
- knocking up
- knockings
- knockless
- knockmeter
- knockoff