Cordials [noun]

They also made various cordials from aromatic plants, but it must be remembered that they had no knowledge of tea or coffee.

Where Knights quaffed cordials, wines and ales, And told their little fairy tales.

Anise, an′is, n. an umbelliferous plant, the aromatic seeds of which are used in making cordials.

After this she may expect her pains and must have great assistance and cordials so as to revive and support her spirits.

The thought of going home did as much as the cordials to stay his strength, I shall always believe.

To filter cordials, cover the bottom of a sieve with clean blotting paper.

They hurried down into the fetid holds with food, clothing and cordials, which had been begged from the people in the town.

Port wine is a brackish medicine, I hate the stickiness of cordials, and a cocktail I like chiefly to contemplate.

The strongest cordials, volatiles, and repeated blisters barely supported him.

It reminds one of the odour of almonds, and of Noyau cordials.