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Tom and Jerry

noun Tom and Jer·ry \ˌtäm-ən(d)-ˈjer-ē\

Definition of TOM AND JERRY

:  a hot drink that is a combination of a toddy and an eggnog
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Origin of TOM AND JERRY

Corinthian Tom & Jerry Hawthorne, characters in Life in London (1821) by Pierce Egan †1849 English sportswriter
First Known Use: 1845

Rhymes with TOM AND JERRY

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