Cool tankard

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1909 · p. 47
An old English cooling beverage, usually made of wine and water, or of ale, with a small quantity of wine and lemon-juice, spices, . Cool'ville, in Ohio, a post-village of Athens co., on the Hock hocking River, 90 m. S.E. of Columbus. Cool Well, in Virginia, a post-office of Amherst co. Cool'wort, n. ( Bot.) See TIARELLA. Cool'y, n. See COOLIE.
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