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pastis
[ pa-stees; French pas-tees ]
noun
- a yellowish, anise-based liqueur originally made in Marseilles and similar to absinthe but containing no wormwood.
pastis
/ -ˈstiːs; pæˈstɪs /
noun
- an anise-flavoured alcoholic drink
Word History and Origins
Origin of pastis1
Word History and Origins
Origin of pastis1
Example Sentences
A classic French anise-flavored spirit, pastis was developed after absinthe was banned in 1915, and differs primarily by omitting the wormwood.
I usually begin with a four-to-one ratio of water to pastis.
Those funny nasals from Marseille are great when accompanied by pastis and a game of boules.
In Paris, she gets drunk on pastis with a model in a shift dress the night before a life-changing match.
For almost a century, traders at Marseille’s Marché des Capucins have taken their morning coffee or pastis standing shoulder to shoulder at the curved zinc counter of Café Prinder.
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