drappie
/ (ˈdræpɪ) /
noun
Scot a little drop, esp a small amount of spirits
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How to use drappie in a sentence
The true Highlander always expects to drink a wee drappie with the coming and the parting guest.
Our Journey to the Hebrides | Joseph Pennell and Elizabeth Robins PennellTakkin's nappie over his wee drappie in's ainhameithinglenook.
Punch - Volume 25 (Jul-Dec 1853) | VariousIn the reception-room have the words, "a wee drappie," framed in pine.
Breakfasts and Teas | Paul PierceHe "had na use for a consairn that compelled a mon to walk three miles to get a wee drappie—and lose three months' siller."
A Soldier's Trial | Charles KingHe was a good boon companion and liked "a wee drappie" (nip) himself as well as anyone.
An American Hobo in Europe | Ben Goodkind
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