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eau de vie
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eau de vie  ( d v)
n. pl. eaux de vie (, z)
Colorless brandy distilled from fermented fruit juice.
[French eau-de-vie : eau, water + de, of + vie, life.]
eau de vie [əʊ də viː (French) od vi]
n
brandy or other spirits
[French, literally: water of life]
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Noun1.eau de vie - strong coarse brandy
brandy - distilled from wine or fermented fruit juice
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