If someone uses the word "wassail" around Christmastime, she probably means "to go caroling from house to house." That contemporary meaning is connected to the original "drink to your health" meaning of the word by the old custom of offering a warm, spiced, and often alcoholic drink to the carolers.
The word itself is from two Old Norse words, ves heill, meaning "be healthy!" Perhaps it was originally used as a toast to the householder kind enough to give you something warm on a cold, snowy night of caroling.
Wassail is a spiced ail or mulled wine drink usually drunk on Christmas Eve or the Twelfth Night.
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Wassail is an alcoholic beverage made from spiced wine or ale. To go wassailing is to toast or sing while drinking wassail.
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Wassail is a mixed drink, sort of like a punch, that traditionally contains some alcoholic beverage as one of the ingredients. The bowl in which it is served is called a wassail bowl. The history of wassail reaches back to at least the 1500s, and wassail bowls in that time period were usually made of wood that had been turned on a lathe to make the bowl form.From Encyclopædia Britannica: vessel generally made of wood and often mounted in silver, used on ceremonial occasions for drinking toasts. The word wassail derives from Old Norse ves heill,meaning "be well, and in good health." The name has come to be generally applied to any bowl from which a toast is drunk, as well as to the actual drink itself.
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Wassail- a hot punch drink.
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the origin is where the word came from but the specific origin of the word ballot is latin root word.
The word "origin" is derived from the French word "origin" and the Latin word "originem," both of which mean, beginning, descent, birth, and rise.