zoedone
zoedone noun: a non-alcoholic beverage, apparently carbonated, manufactured for a time in the 1880s as part of the temperance movement.
Noun
zoedone (uncountable)
- A non-alcoholic beverage, apparently carbonated, manufactured for a time in the 1880s as part of the temperance movement.
- It was proved that the liquid of which the officers had partaken was Zoedone, and not champagne. Well, after all, many other folks besides these detectives have paid their five shillings a bottle for much worse stuff than Zoedone, and have plumed themselves on the excellent quality of their...1881 February, “Temperance Notes”, in Methodist Temperance Magazine, page 95
- The feminine element on board meantime gratefully appreciated our creature comforts—such as preserved ginger, gingerbread, hot-water bottle, jam, biscuits, and zoedone.1886, Annie Robina Butler, Glimpses of Maori Land, page 6
Forms of zoedone
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Questions about zoedone
- What does zoedone mean?
- Zoedone means a non-alcoholic beverage, apparently carbonated, manufactured for a time in the 1880s as part of the temperance movement.
- What part of speech is zoedone?
- Zoedone is a noun.
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