Definition of metheglin in English:

metheglin

noun mɪˈθɛɡlɪnˈmɛθəɡlɪnməˈTHeɡlən

mass nounhistorical

A spiced or medicated variety of mead, associated particularly with Wales.
Example sentencesExamples
- My acquaintance never ran out of metheglin, which was mixed when he harvested his honey, and he never failed to offer me a swig or two.
- The difference is that mead is fermented honey and water, while metheglin usually means mead infused heavily with herbs.
- Our other metheglin is a ‘bottled moment of summer’ - it is fermented with hand-picked honeysuckle blossoms and the result is a subtle floweriness on the tongue, which marries with the delicate honey flavors.
- References to metheglin appear in Love's Labour's Lost and The Merry Wives of Windsor.
- Or you can leave it out all together, and simply let the metheglin mature a year longer.

Origin

Mid 16th century: from Welsh meddyglyn, from meddyg 'medicinal' (from Latin medicus) + llyn 'liquor'.

Definition of metheglin in US English:

metheglin

nounməˈTHeɡlən

historical

A spiced or medicated variety of mead, associated particularly with Wales.
Example sentencesExamples
- Or you can leave it out all together, and simply let the metheglin mature a year longer.
- My acquaintance never ran out of metheglin, which was mixed when he harvested his honey, and he never failed to offer me a swig or two.
- References to metheglin appear in Love's Labour's Lost and The Merry Wives of Windsor.
- The difference is that mead is fermented honey and water, while metheglin usually means mead infused heavily with herbs.
- Our other metheglin is a ‘bottled moment of summer’ - it is fermented with hand-picked honeysuckle blossoms and the result is a subtle floweriness on the tongue, which marries with the delicate honey flavors.

Origin

Mid 16th century: from Welsh meddyglyn, from meddyg ‘medicinal’ (from Latin medicus) + llyn ‘liquor’.

单词	metheglin
释义	Definition of metheglin in English: metheglin noun mɪˈθɛɡlɪnˈmɛθəɡlɪnməˈTHeɡlən mass nounhistorical A spiced or medicated variety of mead, associated particularly with Wales. Example sentencesExamples My acquaintance never ran out of metheglin, which was mixed when he harvested his honey, and he never failed to offer me a swig or two. The difference is that mead is fermented honey and water, while metheglin usually means mead infused heavily with herbs. Our other metheglin is a ‘bottled moment of summer’ - it is fermented with hand-picked honeysuckle blossoms and the result is a subtle floweriness on the tongue, which marries with the delicate honey flavors. References to metheglin appear in Love's Labour's Lost and The Merry Wives of Windsor. Or you can leave it out all together, and simply let the metheglin mature a year longer. Origin Mid 16th century: from Welsh meddyglyn, from meddyg 'medicinal' (from Latin medicus) + llyn 'liquor'. Definition of metheglin in US English: metheglin nounməˈTHeɡlən historical A spiced or medicated variety of mead, associated particularly with Wales. Example sentencesExamples Or you can leave it out all together, and simply let the metheglin mature a year longer. My acquaintance never ran out of metheglin, which was mixed when he harvested his honey, and he never failed to offer me a swig or two. References to metheglin appear in Love's Labour's Lost and The Merry Wives of Windsor. The difference is that mead is fermented honey and water, while metheglin usually means mead infused heavily with herbs. Our other metheglin is a ‘bottled moment of summer’ - it is fermented with hand-picked honeysuckle blossoms and the result is a subtle floweriness on the tongue, which marries with the delicate honey flavors. Origin Mid 16th century: from Welsh meddyglyn, from meddyg ‘medicinal’ (from Latin medicus) + llyn ‘liquor’.
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