A drink to excite love; a philtre.
c. 1320. Sir Tristr., 1710. Sche tok þat loue drink.
13[?]. Minor Poems fr. Vernon MS., liv. 167. A loue-drynke I asked of þe.
c. 1386. Chaucer, Wife’s Prol., 754. That for he sholde alwey vp-on hire thynke, She yaf him swich a manere loue drynke, That he was deed, er it were by the morwe.
