Crossword clues for skoal
skoal
- Prosit's relative
- Cheer word
- Toaster's word
- Toasting word
- Common toast
- Nordic toast
- Popular toast
- European toast
- Bottoms up!
- "Here's to your health!"
- "Here's mud in your eye!"
- ''Bottoms up!''
- Toasting term
- Toast from Scandinavia
- Drink toast
- "Prosit!" alternative
- ''To your health!''
- Word shouted with a raised glass
- Toaster output?
- Toaster output
- Norwegian "Cheers!"
- Norse toast
- Nordic word of honor
- It's said while hoisting a pint
- Beer cheer
- Bar word meaning "cup" in Danish
- Alternative to "cheers!"
- Alternative to "Bottoms up!"
- "We drink!"
- "Salud!" cousin
- "Chin-chin!" kin
- 'To your health'
- ''Here's mud in your eye!''
- Toast word
- Well-wisher's word
- Drinker's toast
- "Bottoms up!"
- "Cheers!" alternative
- "Here's to you!"
- Scandinavian "Salud!"
- Cheer with beer
- A toast
- Swede's "Cheers!"
- "To your health!"
- "Salut!," in Scandinavia
- "Prosit!" relative
- Copenhagen alternative
- Red Man rival
- Toaster's output?
- Toasting option
- Cry before some clinking
- "Cheers!," in Scandinavia
- Drinking toast
- Trondheim toast
- Scandinavian toast
- Crisp toast
- Kin of "Prosit!"
- Kin of 46 Down
- Danish toast
- Norwegian toast
- Oslo toast
- Alpine toast
- Toast in Denmark
- "To your good health"
- Reveler's cry
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
also skol, Scandinavian toasting word, c.1600, from Danish skaal "a toast," literally "bowl, cup," from Old Norse skal "bowl, drinking vessel," originally a cup made from a shell, from Proto-Germanic *skelo, from PIE *(s)kel- (1) "to cut" (see shell (n.)). The word first appears in Scottish English, and may have been connected to the visit of James VI of Scotland to Denmark in 1589.
Wiktionary
interj. A toast, roughly equivalent to ''cheers''.
Wikipedia
Skoal is a brand of dipping tobacco, also known as moist snuff. Skoal is produced by the U.S. Smokeless Tobacco Company (USSTC), which is a subsidiary of Altria. It is considered a higher-priced product within the dipping tobacco market. Skoal was first produced by USSTC in 1934. "Skoal" is an Anglicisation of skål, a term used sometimes in Scandinavian regions to announce a toast of friendship, with connotations of well-wishing.
Skoal may refer to:
- Skoal, an exclamation in a toasting ceremony; see Toast (honor)#Brief toasts worldwide
- Skoal (tobacco), a chewing tobacco brand made by U.S. Smokeless Tobacco Company
Usage examples of "skoal".
Torquil Penrose, the twenty-seventh Laird of Skoal, did not believe a woman worthy of ruling his island.
The laird is technically a British baron with a seat in the House of Lords, but on Skoal he is the sovereign of a tiny kingdom.
Your grandfather has the legal right to leave Skoal to anyone he chooses, or even sell it outright.
That is why he wants you to travel to Skoal with your husband immediately.
I must admit that the sheer feudal whimsy of being Laird of Skoal appeals to me, but that is offset by the dreary responsibilities that go with the title.
He used Skoal as a base during his active years, then retired to an estate in Hampshire and became so respectable that he was made a baron.
Tough beef, but it means that more land on Skoal can be cultivated for crops.
Haldoran lives on Little Skoal, This is the Neck, the natural causeway that connects the two parts of the island.
I were to become your heir, I promise that Colin would bring no harm to Skoal or its people.
Since I was coming to London, Catherine asked me to bring her back to Skoal on my return journey.
You and I will rule Skoal together, the last feudal monarchs in the British Isles.
Granted, Skoal is not valuable compared to the rest of my holdings, but its feudal nature is unique.
Did you know that on Skoal, girls can be married at the age of twelve?
If she had thought he had only the usual portion of a younger son, she might believe maternal duty demanded that she do whatever was necessary to secure Skoal for her daughter.
How typical of Michael to do something exhausting like bolt back to Skoal at the crack of dawn.