Potion (noun)

1. A liquid mixture, especially one with medicinal or magical properties.
2. A drink, especially one that is believed to have medicinal or magical powers.

Origin:

From old french potion, from latin potionem ("a drinking"), from potare ("to drin.k")

Examples:

1. She brewed the potion that was meant to heal her.
2. He brewed the potion and threw it against the wall.
3. The potion was meant to make him fall in love with her.
4. The potion was believed to have magical properties and was used in rituals.
5. The potion was made from a secret recipe passed down for generations.