toddy

It was a good day for a hot toddy by the fire.

I will drink Teachers, but only in a hot toddy.

"A hot toddy is looking better all the time," he said.

And that's definitely not the idea behind the hot toddy.

In those days they worked hard during the day and spent the evenings having toddy.

It never occurred to either of them that she might have had too much toddy.

How that butler would serve you hot toddies or something.

But to make a social toddy remains a delicate task.

Because of this habit they are called the toddy cat.

In northern Europe, it was a hot drink, similar to what is now called a toddy.

He was also attracted by the toddy of palm trees.

To keep out the cold we'll have some toddy.

"Do you know how to make a hot rum toddy?"

They're drinking a hot toddy every night - that's not Jewish.

They were sitting in her living room drinking hot toddies made by Casey.

I replied, "Not many people know what a toddy is nowadays."

"Just a little toddy to celebrate the end of the cold war," you probably said to a spouse.

"Well I most certainly don't need a hot toddy," she said.

But tell that to Toddy and you're dead meat.

Hot toddy never did appeal to me, my friend.

Enjoy a hot toddy by the campfire as you watch the stars.

At least he was, until his fifth hot toddy.

However there is one Toddy Bar opened only in the day time.

Toddy and burnt dry fish are also used as offerings.

Marcus burst out the front door, a toddy mug in hand.