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Definition of eau–de–vie
eaux–de–vie
play \ˌō(z)-də-ˈvē\: a clear brandy distilled from the fermented juice of fruit (such as pears or raspberries)
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Origin and Etymology of eau–de–vie
French, literally, water of life, translation of Medieval Latin aqua vitae
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