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Traditional English :: swizz
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swizz.html - n.
(also swiz) (pl. swizzes) Brit. colloq.
1 something unfair or disappointing.
2 a swindle. [abbr. of SWIZZLE(2)] |
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Traditional English :: swizzle(1)
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swizz.html - n. & v. colloq. --n. a mixed alcoholic drink esp. of rum or gin and bitters made frothy. --v.tr. stir with a swizzle-stick. swizzle-stick a stick used for frothing or flattening drinks. [19th c.: orig. unkn.] |
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Traditional English :: swizzle(2)
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swizz.html - n.
Brit. colloq. = SWIZZ. [20th c.: prob. alt. of SWINDLE] |
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Traditional English :: swizz
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swizz.html - n.
(also swiz) (pl. swizzes) Brit. colloq.
1 something unfair or disappointing.
2 a swindle. [abbr. of SWIZZLE(2)] |
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Traditional English :: swizzle(1)
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swizz.html - n. & v. colloq. --n. a mixed alcoholic drink esp. of rum or gin and bitters made frothy. --v.tr. stir with a swizzle-stick. swizzle-stick a stick used for frothing or flattening drinks. [19th c.: orig. unkn.] |
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Traditional English :: swizzle(2)
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swizz.html - n.
Brit. colloq. = SWIZZ. [20th c.: prob. alt. of SWINDLE] |
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