mead - Word of the Day - Mon Jan 8, 2024 word of the day Entry posted by Myr in Word of the Day January 8 487 views Share https://gayauthors.org/blogs/entry/22438-mead-word-of-the-day-mon-jan-8-2024/ More sharing options... Followers 7 Quote mead - (noun) - an alcoholic liquor made from fermented honey Quote Some farmers that keep bees, also make mead to enjoy on those long winter nights. 6 4
Site Moderator Popular Comment drpaladin 81,572 Posted January 8 Site Moderator Popular Comment Given the widespread distribution of honey producing insects and the ease of making mead, it is the oldest of alcoholic beverages. Traces have been found as far back as 7000 BCE. 6 1
Popular Comment drown 7,243 Posted January 8 Popular Comment I’ve never had mead, and now I desperately want to have some. It’s Honigwein (honey wine) in German. Our words are not pretty. 6
Site Moderator Popular Comment drpaladin 81,572 Posted January 8 Site Moderator Popular Comment 3 hours ago, drown said: I’ve never had mead, and now I desperately want to have some. It’s Honigwein (honey wine) in German. Our words are not pretty. German is good to argue or issue commands in. It's all those guttural sounds. 6
Popular Comment drown 7,243 Posted January 8 Popular Comment 32 minutes ago, drpaladin said: German is good to argue or issue commands in. It's all those guttural sounds. True. I'm using it in the bedroom. 4 2
JamesSavik 24,739 Posted January 8 The party of stalwart adventures stopped in for a mug of the Innkeeper's mead before marching off to explore the ruins of the Mad Lich King's tower. 5
CarlHoliday 3,297 Posted January 8 Etymologically speaking, there are two interesting facts about mead. In Middle English, mede was the word for the honey-based beverage and meadow, where any logically thinking person would keep his beehives. The other interesting item is that as far back in time you want to go, the initial letter, or equivalent symbol, in every word for mead is "m". 4 1
Site Moderator drpaladin 81,572 Posted January 8 Site Moderator 13 minutes ago, CarlHoliday said: The other interesting item is that as far back in time you want to go, the initial letter, or equivalent symbol, in every word for mead is "m". I noticed this as well. Another thing about mead, just because it's made using honey doesn't mean it must be sweet. There are dry versions too. 5
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