culdesacider
/ˈkʌldɪsækˌsaɪdə/nounVerified NewAlso in: Sackgassenmost (Deutsch) · manzanasidra (Español) · impassidre (Français)
The communal cider or squash served at every street event, from the same plastic crates, of unknown vintage.
The culdesacider appears at parties with its origin untraceable and its temperature negotiable. Children drink the squash from the same crates and cite the tradition as law. The drink is the street's true currency, and it is always warm, and nobody minds.
Etym. — cul-de-sac + cider — the beverage of the closed community.
Rel. — gamenightcheese
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