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aiguardent
Strong distilled liquor or brandy.
ardent spirits
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aiguardent
1
Note how
aqua
vitae
absorbs into itself all the colours and smells of flowers.
2
We call it
aqua
vitae
-the water of life.
3
Give me a baioccho for a glass of
aqua
vitae
!
4
It's good
aqua
vitae
,
and the flask is honest.
5
He probably called his new liquor simple "
aqua
vitae
.
"
6
An entry lists "Eight bolls of malt to Friar John Cor wherewith to make
aqua
vitae
"
.
7
He drank a little
aqua
vitae
.
8
All this I can do already, I can change juice to
aqua
vitae
-the gold is just the next step, gold from iron.'
9
A paste of emery mixed with
aqua
vitae
,
or iron filings with vinegar, or ashes of walnut leaves, or ashes of straw very finely powdered.
10
Zuzana pulled the stopper from the crystal flask of Hungarian water -aquavitae, rosemary tops, and ambergris.
11
Juba took you the
aqua
vitæ
?
12
Thus among the Irish statutes one stumbles on an act of Queen Elizabeth's reign 'Against making of
Aqua
Vitæ
.
'
13
"Truly a potent
aqua
vitae
,
"
he remarked, still with thoughtful melancholy.
14
John Buttercross, at the sign of the Bugle Horn, sells wine and
aqua
vitæ
,
and good lodgings to man and horse.
15
Other writers speak of black spice, galanga,
aqua
vitæ
,
Spanish wine, aniseeds and other things as being used for purposes of adulteration.
16
Our drink was water mixed with
aqua
vitæ
instead of brandy; and, for a treat, mead instead of wine; which, however, they have excellent good.
catalán
aiguardent