hot toddy

noun

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An hour or so later, I returned home, not yet miserably cold, and with half of the hot toddy left.

It begins—in the steaming, hot-toddy voice of Scarlett Johansson—to speak to him.

Dear readers, do not tell Mart, but I think that he took a hot toddy after talking the hunt over and over.

Kent refused the hot toddy and would have persisted in talking at once if his host had permitted.

Come wi' me, missee, and I'll see till ye; and you'd be the better of a drop of hot toddy yerse'f, colonel.

It was necessary for him to inspect the guard after midnight, and, fearful of the influenza, he sought prevention in hot toddy.

He had persuaded them to enter and sit down for a little while, and had mixed hot toddy.

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