potion
/ˈpoʊʃən/; /ˈpoʊʃən/ or /ˈpoʊʃɪən/Definitions
1. noun
A liquid or substance, especially a medicinal or magical one, intended to be swallowed or applied to the body.
“The witch brewed a potion to cure the ailing king.”
2. verb
To mix or prepare a medicinal or magical potion.
“She spent the day potion-making in her hidden laboratory.”
3. noun
A drink, especially one made with a mixture of wine and other ingredients.
“The ancient Greeks often drank a potion made from wine and herbs to celebrate special occasions.”