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deoch-an-doruis

/ (ˈdjɒxənˈdɒrɪs, dɒx-) /

noun

Scot a parting drink or stirrup cupAlso called: doch-an-doris

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Word Origin for deoch-an-doruis

Scottish Gaelic: drink at the door

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