brandied

[ bran-deed ]

adjective

1. flavored, soaked in, or treated with brandy.

Other Words From

• un·brandied adjective

Word History and Origins

Origin of brandied¹

First recorded in 1825–35; brandy + -ed ³

Example Sentences

Carefully strain the cocktail into the prepared glass and garnish with the brandied cherry.

From The Daily Beast

The Riesling, a Rhineland grape, resembles a brandied hock; it makes one of the best wines, and is often very palatable.

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A good deal of sherry and port--even more brandied than for the English market--is drunk.

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For a high tea for ladies, serve first an oyster cocktail in glasses, fruit punch or brandied peaches.

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But when it came to sipping brandied snow and crying comfortably, Major Rickards's anxiety gave place to curiosity.

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A bouquet of large white lilies bloomed in what had once been a brandied cherry jar.

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