shandy

• The weather was very hot, and railway travelling at times oppressive, even to delegates from the sunny land of France, and shandy-gaff , a beverage new to most of the visitors, was in great request. —  Fifty Years of Railway Life in England, Scotland and Ireland
• Or I can do you a shandy or Coca-Cola or some cocoa if you like it. —  Christie, Agatha - Hallowe'en 2
• 'May I offer you a shandy, Lovejoy Yes, please, Ms Deighnson.' —  process 10
• Phyllis, she remembered, never had been able to drink more than a glass of anything stronger than shandy-gaff without feeling the effects of it to what appeared to others a disproportionate extent. —  Winking at the Brim - Gladys Mitchell - Bradley 48: 1974
• Ye can get a shandy-gaff or juist the ale or the lemonade. —  Winking at the Brim - Gladys Mitchell - Bradley 48: 1974

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