or swizzy, subs. (common).—1.  Generic for drink; also (2) various compounded drinks—rum and water, ale and beer mixed, and (West Indies) what is known in America as a cock-tail. As verb = to tope, to SWILL (q.v.); and SWIZZLED = drunk; also see SCREWED.

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  1850.  J. HANNAY, Singleton Fontenoy, R.N., II. vii. ‘It serves me right for deserting rum, my proper tipple. Boy, the amber fluid!’ Here Mr. Snigg mixed himself some SWIZZLE and consoled himself.

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