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Meanings of potation in English
Usage of potation in English
1
But I suspect the water forms the best part of the potation.
2
His first step was to take a liberal potation from the bottle.
3
With each fresh potation his conscience became less persistent in its protest.
4
By way of a stronger potation, Rhenish wine was much to his taste.
5
He then fearfully watched the result of the madman's potation.
6
The influence of this strong potation was to render the man a little more talkative.
7
The accustomed drunkard is disordered, if he has not his usual potation of fermented liquor.
8
Order me a beef-steak, and some potation or other.
9
New and strange potation invented and passed upon.
10
Before a blazing fire sat Sergeant Hollister and Betty Flanagan, enjoying themselves over a liberal potation.
11
Hollands, green-and-yellow Hollands, is a potation good enough to set before one of the present bearing.
12
His favourite potation was sugar and brandy, i.e.
13
There was a schoolmaster near Castleisland, who died of sparing the rod but not sparing the potation.
14
But this very arduous potation stood alone.
15
But nothing serious will happen, for toddy, though decidedly heady, is at the worst a thin potation.
16
They are manufactured with a view to this, and not as in Europe to provide a thirst-quenching potation.
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