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hot toddy

 

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Noun hot toddy has 1 sense
  1. hot toddy, toddy - a mixed drink made of liquor and water with sugar and spices and served hot
    --1 is a kind of mixed drink
    --1 has substances: rum
    --1 has particulars: Tom and Jerry

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Hot Toddy

Description:

A hot toddy is a warm alcoholic beverage typically made with liquor, hot water, honey or sugar, lemon and spices. It is often enjoyed as a soothing and comforting drink, especially during cold weather or when feeling under the weather.

Senses:

Sense 1:

Noun: A warm alcoholic drink made with liquor, hot water, honey or sugar, lemon, and spices.

Example sentence: I love sipping on a hot toddy during the winter months to warm up after being outside in the cold.

Sense 2:

Noun: (Informal) A person who is attractive or charming, often used in a playful or flirtatious manner.

Example sentence: Sarah is such a hot toddy, no wonder everyone is always drawn to her at parties.

Usages:

Usage 1:

Popular usage: The term "hot toddy" is widely used to refer to the warm alcoholic beverage described above.

Example sentence: I made a delicious hot toddy using whiskey, hot water, honey, and a squeeze of lemon.

Usage 2:

Local usage: In certain regions, a hot toddy may have variations in ingredients, such as using different types of liquor or local spices.

Example sentence: The local hot toddy recipe in Scotland includes Scotch whisky, cloves, and a cinnamon stick for added flavor.

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