toddy
/ˈtɒdi/Definitions
1. noun
A drink made from fermented plant sap, especially kola or palm sap, often mixed with spirits.
“She ordered a cold toddy to quench her thirst.”
2. noun
A warm drink made with rum, lemon juice, sugar, and spices, often served at cold weather festivals.
“The festival-goers enjoyed cups of warm toddy to ward off the chill.”
3. noun
A type of drink made with tea, lemon, and spices, often served as a cold remedy.
“The doctor recommended a hot toddy to soothe her patient’s sore throat.”
4. verb
To provide or serve with a drink, especially a warm one.
“The hostess was busy toddying the guests with cups of hot tea.”