Maraschino (noun)

A sweet, clear liqueur made from Maraschino cherries, used as a flavor in cocktails and baking.

Origin:

The word 'maraschino' is derived from the italian word 'maraschino', which is the name of a type of cherry that is grown in the region of dalmatia (modern-day croatia). the word has since been used to refer to a type of cherry liqueur made from these cherries.

Examples:

1. A classic Manhattan cocktail is made with whiskey, sweet vermouth, and a splash of maraschino.
2. The maraschino cherry is a staple in many ice cream sundaes.
3. The bakery's specialties include a rich chocolate cake filled with maraschino cherries.
4. The bartender used maraschino to add a sweet, fruity flavor to the custom cocktail.
5. The maraschino liqueur is stored in clear glass bottles and is a popular addition to many drinks.