pomperkin
/pɒmˈpəːkɪn/Now historical
noun
A weak form of cider made from apple pulp which has already been pressed.
Origin
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in John Taylor (1578–1653), poet. Origin uncertain; perhaps from pome + purre + -kin.
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