propination
/ˌprɒpɪˈneɪʃn/noun
In Poland: the right to manufacture, distribute, and sell alcoholic beverages, especially as held exclusively by or leased from a nobleman. Now historical.
- Originally a feudal right, conferred by King Jan Olbracht in 1496..
Origin
Early 17th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin propīnātiōn-, propīnātiō action of drinking to someone's health from propīnāt-, past participial stem of propīnāre + -iō.
- gooney bird
- go on fire
- go on one's merry way
- go on (to) the offensive (or take the offensive)
- goony bird
- goop
- goopiness
- goopy
- go (or appeal) to the country
- go (or be) bananas
- go (or be) easy on
- go (or be) under the knife
- go (or come) to post
- go (or come) with the territory
- go (or get) on the scoot
- go (or hunt or run) counter
- Goorkha
- go (or like) gangbusters
- go (or move in or close in) for the kill
- go (or put someone) through the mill
- go (or run) deep
- go (or run) round in circles
- go (or run) to seed
- go (or take something) to extremes
- go (or turn) sour