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Meanings of vermouth in English

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Usage of vermouth in English
1
For once the healing gin-and-vermouth had failed to do its noble work.
The Little Warrior
2
A tumbler of wine or a glass of vermouth costs a penny.
Twilight in Italy
3
He bundled them all into a wineshop where they took some vermouth.
L'Assommoir
4
As for Gino, he would remember some time that Philip liked vermouth.
Where Angels Fear to Tread
5
The vermouth is made of white wine plus wormwood, the basic herb.
The new yorker
6
It's one of the plants used in the production of vermouth.
The Guardian
7
Tiffany's produced a tiny silver oil can, meant to dispense vermouth.
The new yorker
8
Draw a chair up here and join me in a glass of vermouth.
The Vanished Messenger
9
And as for sweet vermouth -have you visited a liquor store recently?
The Guardian
10
Those are the ones with vermouth-I don't want to get them mixed up.
Childhood's End
11
He rose and drank what was left of his vermouth cassis.
The Quiet American
12
A coloured advertisement lauded the many merits of a new vermouth.
The Mystery of the Yellow Room
13
Some prefer gin, some favour vodka, and some omit the vermouth.
The Guardian
14
PRISCILLA: Auntie, that was a dirty trick to hide the vermouth.
A Parody Outline of History / Wherein May Be Found a Curiously I...
15
She brought crackers and we ate them and drank some vermouth.
A Farewell to Arms
16
The canoe and for this vermouth and all the things in your room?
Scoop
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
Common