Atholl brose
/ (ˈæθəl) /
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noun
Scot a mixture of whisky and honey left to ferment before consumption
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Word Origin for Atholl brose
C19: after Atholl, a district of central Scotland
Words nearby Atholl brose
athletics, athletic shoe, athletic support, athodyd, Athol, Atholl brose, at-home, -athon, athonite, Athos, athrill
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How to use Atholl brose in a sentence
Hecate's forefinger mixes it in a quaich with mountain-dew—and that is Atholl-brose?