Posset

The sudden jolt of the car crash caused her to posset violently.

The extreme heat made many of the runners posset during the marathon.

The posset bowl was filled with the warm, fragrant mixture and passed around the table.

She gifted her friend a porcelain posset for her birthday.

The bartender recommended the posset as a great way to warm up on a cold night.

The strong smell of the cleaning chemicals made her posset.

The graphic violence in the horror movie caused some of the audience members to posset in their seats.

The smell of the cleaning chemicals made her posset, but she had to finish the job.

The extreme turbulence during the flight made many of the passengers posset.

The intense pressure of the competition caused her to posset right before her performance.

The heatstroke made him delirious and caused him to posset repeatedly.

The roller coaster ride made her posset and ruined the rest of her day at the amusement park.

The combination of alcohol and motion sickness caused him to posset on the boat.

The rough boat ride caused many of the passengers to posset.

The sight of the bloody injury made many of the onlookers posset.

The patient's illness caused her to posset frequently.

The thought of public speaking makes him posset.

The chemotherapy made her posset constantly, which made it difficult to eat or drink anything.

The smell of the garbage made him posset violently.

The old woman was feeling ill, so her granddaughter posseted her with a cup of ginger and cinnamon posset.

The nurse posseted the patient with a warm lemon posset to help ease their sore throat.

The sick man was feeling better after his wife posseted him with a hot posset made with milk, nutmeg, and honey.

The nurse posseted the patient with a warm, spiced posset to help them recover from their illness.

I will posset my child with a warm drink to help her feel better.

The mother posseted her child with a warm honey and chamomile posset to help them sleep.

In the 19th century, it was common practice to posset children with milk and bread to help them sleep.

The traditional remedy for a cold was to posset the patient with a hot posset made with milk, honey, and spices.

We sipped posset while sitting by the fireplace.

The posset can be served hot or cold, depending on your preference.

The posset recipe calls for a pinch of nutmeg.

The pub down the street serves a delicious posset.

The posset has been enjoyed in England for centuries.

The posset is a popular winter drink in the UK.

The traditional posset is made with ale and cream.

My grandma used to make posset for us during the winter months.

The warm and frothy posset was just what I needed on a cold day.

The spices in the posset gave it a warm and cozy flavor.

She tried to posset the sauce, but it turned out too thick.

The lemon juice will posset the milk and create the perfect texture for the cheesecake batter.

The caterer had to posset the gravy with cornstarch to make it less runny.

I had to posset the gravy to thicken it for the roast beef.

The baker had to posset the batter to make the cake fluffy.

I had to posset the soup to thicken it and give it a rich flavor.

The chef will posset the cream for the dessert.

The ornate posset flagon was engraved with intricate designs and had a lid with a finial.

The silver posset cup was handed down from generation to generation in the family.

The wedding registry included a crystal posset set.

The antique shop sold a posset made of copper.

The posset caudle cup had a curved handle and was often used for serving hot drinks.

The museum displayed an ancient posset made of clay.