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orgeat
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or·geat  (ôrzhä)
n.
A sweet flavoring of orange and almond used in cocktails and food.

[French, from Old French, from Old Provençal orjat, from ordj, orge, barley, from Latin hordeum.]

orgeat [ˈɔːʒɑː (French) ɔrʒa]
n
(Cookery) a drink made from barley or almonds, and orange flower water
[via French, from orge barley, from Latin hordeum]


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