rosolio
noun
ro·so·lio
variants or less commonly rosoglio
rōˈzōlēˌō,
-ōl(ˌ)yō
plural -s
: a cordial made from spirits and sugar flavored variously (as with petals of roses, orange blossom water, cinnamon, or cloves)
Word History
Etymology
Italian rosolio, probably from Medieval Latin ros solis sundew, from Latin ros dew + solis, genitive of sol sun
First Known Use
1796, in the meaning defined above