mint julep , also: julep

Like a mint julep left sitting too long in the sun.

"Then maybe tomorrow you can get me one of those mint juleps."

If possible, drink a mint julep or 9 before using this word.

"You're not going to be sitting by the side of the court with a mint julep in your hand.

I can tell you, it wouldn't make a mint julep.

"We'll even try to find a mint julep for you," he said.

"We'll have two of your special mint juleps," the sergeant said.

One of the questions was, "Have you ever tasted a mint julep?"

McCoy accepted, but he looked as if he'd rather be having a mint julep.

He hated the Scotch, and kept trying to get me to make it a mint julep instead.

I said gravely, swallowing the last of my mint julep.

At the end of the bar, a bizarre character was drinking mint juleps.

McCoy frowned and went to pour himself another mint julep.

There was a straw in it, and a sprig of mint julep.

"In the warm weather I'm a total sucker for mint juleps."

They even knew how to make mint juleps.

The doctor had ordered a round of mint juleps.

Byron asked in a voice that reminded Michael of mint juleps and magnolia.

"I do believe it's time for that mint julep, Ambergris."

McCoy laughed softly at that, and took another drink of his mint julep.

British girl group the Mint Juleps recorded the song in 1986.

We'll sit on the porch and have a mint julep in a frosty glass with a couple of nice people.

It was fresh, like a lightweight mint julep; "until you eat," one man said.

Throughout it all she remained as cool as a mint julep, or at least put on a good act.

I remember his tastes ran to Tennessee whiskey and mint juleps."