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usquebaugh
usquebaugh (ˈʌskwɪbɔː) Forms: α. 6 vskebeaghe, 7 vsque-ba'he, vskebah (uskkiba), 7–9 usquebah (7 usquabah), 7 vsquebach; 7 vsque-, 7– usquebagh, 7 vsce-, usce-, uskabagh; 6 vscough-, 7– usquebaugh. β. 7 vsque-, usque-, husquo-, uskebath. γ. (Chiefly Sc.) 6 iskie-bae, 7 usquebay, 8–9 usquebae (8 usqu... Oxford English Dictionary
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usque
† ˈusque Sc. Obs. Also 8 usquæ, husque, usky (cf. whisky n.1). Short for usquebaugh.1728 Ramsay Friends in Ireland 10 Drinking roundly rum and claret, Ale and usquæ. c 1730 Burt Lett. N. Scotl. (1754) I. 188 This drink [common ale] is of itself apt to give a Diarrhea, and therefore..they interlace i... Oxford English Dictionary
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Uisce beatha
Early forms of the word in English included uskebeaghe (1581), usquebaugh (1610), usquebath (1621), and usquebae (1715). wikipedia.org
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Martin Martin
, id est Usquebaugh, which at first taste affects all the Members of the Body: two spoonfuls of this last Liquor is a sufficient Dose; and if any Man exceed The Trestarig and Usquebaugh-baul, are both made of Oats. wikipedia.org
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schiedam
‖ schiedam (skiːˈdæm) Also schiedamm, sk(i)edam. A variety of gin, so called from the town in Holland where it is distilled.1821 Scott Pirate xvii, There was the potent Irish Usquebaugh—right Nantz—genuine Schiedamm. 1831 E. J. Trelawny Adv. Younger Son I. 291 A dusty-looking stone bottle of the rig... Oxford English Dictionary
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Elizabeth Harington
granddaughter Bessie Capell, and some items of silver plate to Theodosia, Lady Dudley, including a silver pot for her "uscubath", meaning whisky: uisge beatha or usquebaugh wikipedia.org
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iskie-bae
iskie-bae obs. Sc. f. usquebaugh, whisky. Oxford English Dictionary
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The Botanist
Islay’s distillers traditionally used whatever was at hand to improve their usquebaugh (whisky), distilled on small, portable stills that were hidden in wikipedia.org
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uscova
† uscova obs. variant of usquebaugh.1632 Lithgow Trav. x. 431 Gentlemen..reserue euer in their houses, Spanish Sack, and Irish Vscoua. Oxford English Dictionary
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Cordial (medicine)
Royal Usquebaugh was a spicy concoction containing flecks of gold leaf thought to capture the sun's golden radiance. Escubac d'Angleterre, a more down-market relative of Royal Usquebaugh without the flecks of gold leaf, but was nevertheless a popular drink. wikipedia.org
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clabber
clabber, n. (ˈklæbə(r)) [a. Irish and Gaelic clabar mud.] 1. dial. Also clauber. Mud. Hence clabbery a., muddy.1824 MacTaggart Gallov. Encycl., Clabber, any soft dirty matter. 1880 Antrim & Down Gloss. ‘They clodded clabber at me.’ ‘Don't put the dog into that clabbery hole.’ 1890 Service Notandums ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Daffy
Daffy, n.1 (ˈdæfɪ) Also daff(e)y. [The name of Thomas Daffy, an English clergyman of the seventeenth century.] Orig. in Daffy's elixir, a medicine given to infants, ‘tinctura sennæ composita’ (Dunglison), to which gin was commonly added; hence, a slang name for gin itself.1680 The True News: or, Mer... Oxford English Dictionary
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威士忌学｜威士忌编年史（上） - 知乎 - 知乎专栏
"威士忌"一词最初源于盖尔语"uisge beatha"或"usquebaugh", 意思是"生命之水"。 整个威士忌历史是一个漫长且跌宕起伏的故事, 许多人曾经为了这段源远流长的历史之而奋斗。在此，我们特地收集了这一份时间表，希望能帮助你掌握一些关于威士忌的基础知识, 了解它的起源，它的演变，以及 ...
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whiskybae
whiskybae, whisquy-beath var. usquebaugh. (Cf. 16th cent. iskiebae.)1792 Galloway Poems 72, I told him I ne'er drank no Whiskybae. 1792 Statist. Acc. Scot. III. 525 A refreshment..consisting generally of whisquy-beath, or some foreign liquor, butter and cheese. Oxford English Dictionary
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stinkibus
† ˈstinkibus slang. Obs. Also -ubus. [f. stink n. + -ibus Latin ending of dat. pl.; cf. circumbendibus, recumbentibus, muckibus.] Bad liquor, esp. adulterated spirits.1706 E. Ward Wooden World Diss. (1708) 99 He shall gulp ye down the rankest Stinkibus with as good a Gusto, as a Teague does Usquebau... Oxford English Dictionary
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