sirop
/si.rɔ/Definitions
1. noun
A sweet, syrupy liquid, especially one made from the sap of a tree, used as a medicine or in cooking.
“She added a spoonful of sirop to her tea for a bit of sweetness.”
2. noun
A sweet or flavored liquid for making cocktails or desserts.
“The bartender used a variety of sirops to create unique drink flavors.”
3. verb
To extract the sap of a tree to make sirop.
“The villagers would sirop the maple trees in the spring to collect the sap.”