Definition of dog's nose in English:

dog's nose

(also dog nose, dogs nose)

noun ˈdɒɡz nəʊz

rare

A drink made of beer and brandy or (more usually) gin, sometimes with other ingredients added.

Origin

Early 19th century; earliest use found in ‘Jon Bee’ (fl. 1816–1830) (real name John Badcock). In some forms from the genitive of dog + nose; in some forms from dog + nose. The reason for the name is uncertain. Several 19th-cent. dictionaries of slang claim that it is because the mixture was as cold as a dog's nose. However, a great many alcoholic drinks are also cold, and compare quot. 1837 where the drink is said to be made from warm beer, and quot. 1889 on the drink's perceived warming qualities.

Definition of dog's nose in US English:

dog's nose

(also dog nose, dogs nose)

nounˈdɒɡz nəʊz

rare

A drink made of beer and brandy or (more usually) gin, sometimes with other ingredients added.

单词	dog's nose
释义	Definition of dog's nose in English: dog's nose (also dog nose, dogs nose) noun ˈdɒɡz nəʊz rare A drink made of beer and brandy or (more usually) gin, sometimes with other ingredients added. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in ‘Jon Bee’ (fl. 1816–1830) (real name John Badcock). In some forms from the genitive of dog + nose; in some forms from dog + nose. The reason for the name is uncertain. Several 19th-cent. dictionaries of slang claim that it is because the mixture was as cold as a dog's nose. However, a great many alcoholic drinks are also cold, and compare quot. 1837 where the drink is said to be made from warm beer, and quot. 1889 on the drink's perceived warming qualities. Definition of dog's nose in US English: dog's nose (also dog nose, dogs nose) nounˈdɒɡz nəʊz rare A drink made of beer and brandy or (more usually) gin, sometimes with other ingredients added. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in ‘Jon Bee’ (fl. 1816–1830) (real name John Badcock). In some forms from the genitive of dog + nose; in some forms from dog + nose. The reason for the name is uncertain. Several 19th-cent. dictionaries of slang claim that it is because the mixture was as cold as a dog's nose. However, a great many alcoholic drinks are also cold, and compare quot. 1837 where the drink is said to be made from warm beer, and quot. 1889 on the drink's perceived warming qualities.
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