Dregs

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 151
dregz, n.p7 miputities in liquor that fall to the bottom, the grounds, dro : the vilest part of anything. [Ice. dregg— drag a, to draw Drench, drensh, to with drink or liquid: to wet thoroughly to physic by force. n. a draught: a dose of physic forced down die throat, [A.S. drencan, to give to drink, from dnm.au, to drink. See Drink.]
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