toddy

• Then, having brewed himself an unusually strong mug of whisky-toddy, and brought out with great ceremony a clean pipe, he commenced Alton, laddie, I've been fiechting Philistines for ye the day Ah! —  Alton Locke, Tailor And Poet
• His wife made him another toddy, and he perspired all night. —  Maigret and the Saturday Caller - Georges Simenon - 87
• There is great money in them I stopped at Sumatra for cocoanuts and toddy, and just for water at Dragoian. —  Messer Marco Polo
• When we entered, this toddy was produced in large bamboos, both for our use and that of our attendant Dyaks; I thought it, however, very bad. —  The Expedition to Borneo of H.M.S. Dido For the Suppression of Piracy
• He can watch the aurora until his eyes ache; he can sit over a game of cards and a glass of toddy--he can always get the latter up there; he can trim his lamp and chat with his chums and fill his pipe over and over again. —  Over the Rocky Mountains to Alaska

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