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prairie-bitters
A beverage common among the hunters and mountaineers. It is made with a pint of water and a quarter ...
Dictionary of American Words And Phrases by John Russell Bartlett.
A liquid or spirituous liquor, containing an infusion of bitter herbs and roots.--Worcester.
Bitters, before the temperance reform, were much in fashion, taken before breakfast to give an appetite. The custom is now confined to the back parts of the country, or to professed tipplers.
What was that I saw you taking for your bitters, little while ago?--Cooper, Satanstoe, p.68.
A beverage common among the hunters and mountaineers. It is made with a pint of water and a quarter ...
Dictionary of American Words And Phrases by John Russell Bartlett.