cider , , also: cyder , old-fashioned
hard cider AmE
rough cider AusE

In other words, cider making was a lost American art.

And I could use some cider, but water will do if that's all you have.

That was why he took it with him to the cider house.

The sun and cider were also having their effects on them.

Everybody will give him this, though: he made some of the best hard cider around.

The cider houses are only open for a few months of the year.

At least on this day, few customers left without cider.

After the war everybody got their wine and cider back.

The cider presses finally stop for the season in May.

What I really wanted was a gallon of hard cider.

I had to ask for cider instead of wine the first day, that's all.

It is known that he had also been drinking cider.

Do you know how a cider house smells in summer?

"The girl you remembered when I asked about the hot cider."

These measures are no longer in use, except for cider.

The heavy car pulled right up to the cider house wall.

When the music stopped this time, they both walked over to the table to get some cider.

Finally Sawyer looked at his watch and put down the cup of cider.

The entire area is involved in the making of hard apple cider as well.

In answer to his question, Andrew's father had told him it was called the cider house.

They took him to the cider ward of the local hospital and a week later he was dead.

In the past 14 years, we've started making cider brandy.

There's been some talk of growing apples, but only for cider.

He took a last swallow of the cider and stood.

"The only thing I miss from the old days is the apple cider."