17th-century English poet John
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- Having a sharp flavour
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- City of Apulia, on the Adriatic coast
- From Persian for 'rosewater', a sweet or syrupy, often medicated, liquor; or, iced water flavoured with mint leaves, sugar and whisky
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- A small trout; an odd job or turn of work; a domestic or orderly; or, slang for the popular hot beverage served in the tea party event
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