skoal

American  

[skohl] / skoʊl /

interjection

1. (used as a toast in drinking someone's health.)

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noun

1. a toast.

verb (used without object)

1. to drink a toast.

Etymology

Origin of skoal

1590–1600; < Danish skaal, Norwegian, Swedish skål; compare Old Norse skāl bowl

Example Sentences

There’s been one perfect score: Wade Leslie and bull Wolfman Skoal, in 1991 at a Professional Rodeo Cowboy Association event in Washington.

From Seattle Times

Skoal, and likewise prosit, Dr. Fell.

From New York Times

Tobacco owns moist smokeless tobacco brands such as Skoal and Copenhagen.

From Washington Times

Also thank your lucky stars there's no Skoal stains.

From Golf Digest

He removes a can of Skoal from his jeans, thwacks it a few times against his thigh, and repacks his lip.

From The New Yorker