Toddy

usgb/ˈtɑːdi/
noun

A hot drink made with alcohol, sugar and hot water, often used to help one feel better when unwell.

My grandmother always makes a hot toddy when I'm feeling under the weather.
Visual representation of "toddy" - A hot drink made with alcohol, sugar and hot water, often used to help one feel better when unwell

Often appears as...

  • hot toddy
  • hot whisky toddy
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Health Association

The word 'toddy' often implies a home remedy for cold symptoms.

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Feeling a cold coming on, I decided to whip up a quick toddy.
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Comforting Tone

Using 'toddy' can evoke a sense of warmth, comfort, and care in conversation.

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Would you like me to make you a toddy to soothe you?
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Social Setting

'Toddy' is often enjoyed in informal social gatherings, especially in the winter.

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We should get together and enjoy a toddy by the fire.
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