toddy

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Drinktoddytod‧dy /ˈtɒdi $ ˈtɑːdi/ noun (plural toddies) [countable] DFDa hot drink made with whisky, sugar, and hot waterExamples from the Corpustoddy• Arrack and toddy production generated a great deal of wealth in Kalutara district.• Eulah Mae made Miss Tish a hot toddy and put her to bed.• On returning home I retired, tucking myself up in bed with a hot toddy bottle.• And they fought in the pub over hot toddies as to who was to take the most credit.Origin toddy (1700-1800) Hindi tari “juice of a type of palm tree”, from tar type of palm

单词	toddy
释义	toddy From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Drinktoddytod‧dy /ˈtɒdi $ ˈtɑːdi/ noun (plural toddies) [countable] DFDa hot drink made with whisky, sugar, and hot waterExamples from the Corpustoddy• Arrack and toddy production generated a great deal of wealth in Kalutara district.• Eulah Mae made Miss Tish a hot toddy and put her to bed.• On returning home I retired, tucking myself up in bed with a hot toddy bottle.• And they fought in the pub over hot toddies as to who was to take the most credit.Origin toddy (1700-1800) Hindi tari “juice of a type of palm tree”, from tar type of palm
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