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a Scandinavian version of vin chaud or mulled wine; A hot punch made of red wine, brandy and sherry flavoured with almonds, raisins and orange peel
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glögg — or glogg [glög] n. [Swed glögg < glödga, to mull, lit., to burn < OSwed < glöth, glowing coal, akin to OE glæd: see GLEED] a Swedish drink made by heating wines, brandy, etc. with sugar and spices and adding raisins and almonds as a… … English World dictionary
glögg — or glogg [[t]glʌg, glʊg[/t]] n. vin a punch of hot wine containing brandy or aquavit and traditionally flavored with almonds, raisins, cloves, and cinnamon • Etymology: < Sw, shortening of glödgat vin mulled wine der. of (glödga to mull, heat… … From formal English to slang
gløgg — sb., en, gløgg, ene … Dansk ordbog
glogg — [ glag ] noun count AMERICAN a strong hot alcoholic drink made from red wine, BRANDY, fruit, and nuts, drunk in winter … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
Glögg — Der Glögg wird gewärmt Glögg Gläser Glögg (schwedisch … Deutsch Wikipedia
Gløgg — Der Glögg wird gewärmt Glögg Gläser Glögg (schwedisch dänisch u. norwegisch: gløgg, finnisch: glögi ) ist e … Deutsch Wikipedia
Glögg — El glögg se calienta. Archivo:Glöggkopar.jpg Vasos de glögg. Glögg (en sueco; en danés y noruego: gløgg, y en finlandés: glögi) es un tipo de glühwein escandiavo hecho a partir de vino tinto, korn o … Wikipedia Español
glogg — or glögg noun Etymology: Swedish glögg, from glödga to burn, mull, from glöd glowing coal, from Old Norse glōth; akin to Old English glēd glowing coal more at gleed Date: 1927 a hot spiced wine and liquor punch served in Scandinavian countries as … New Collegiate Dictionary
glögg — noun see glogg … New Collegiate Dictionary
glögg — /glug, gloog/; Sw. /glueg/, n. a hot wine punch containing brandy or aquavit and traditionally flavored with almonds, raisins, cloves, and cinnamon. Also, glogg. [ < Sw, shortening of glödgat vin mulled wine (glödgat, ptp. of glödga to mull, heat … Universalium
glogg — glugg … Dictionary of ichthyology
