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ro·so·lio
noun
also ro·so·glio \rōˈzōlēˌō, -ōl(ˌ)yō\
(-s)
Etymology: Italian rosolio, probably from Medieval Latin ros solis sundew, from Latin ros dew + solis, gen. of sol sun — more at rosemary, solar
: a cordial made from spirits and sugar flavored variously (as with petals of roses, orange blossom water, cinnamon, or cloves) |