Toddy (noun)

1. A hot or cold drink made by mixing liquor, such as brandy or rum, with water, sugar, and spices.
2. A type of palm tree, such as the Indian palm, that is the source of toddy.

Origin:

From hindi ताड़ी (tāṛī), from sanskrit तरकारि (tarkāri, "palm tree"), from तरक (tarka, "palm tree") + कारि (kāri, "maker, doer").

Examples:

1. He ordered a hot toddy to warm up on a cold night.
2. The toddy was sweet and comforting, with just a hint of spice.
3. Toddy is a traditional drink made from the sap of the coconut palm.
4. The toddy palm is a species of palm tree that is known for its sweet sap.
5. In India, toddy is collected from the sap of the palm tree, which is then fermented and distilled to make an alcoholic drink.