toddy

Founding-era definition · Webster's 1828 American Dictionary

TOD'DY, noun A juice drawn from various kinds of the palm in the E. Indies; or a liquor prepared from it. 1. A mixture of spirit and water sweetened. toddy differs from grog in having a greater proportion of spirit, and in being sweetened.
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