Hospitality Customs

noun an act of pouring a drink as an offering

• During the ceremony, the priest poured a libation as an offering to the gods.
• Let's raise a glass and pour a libation to celebrate this special occasion.
• I'll grab some beers and we can make a libation to kick off the party.
• Her tears fell like a libation, a symbolic offering of her grief and sorrow.

noun a type of Georgian dumpling typically filled with spiced meat

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• The traditional Georgian dish known as khinkali is a type of dumpling filled with spiced meat and herbs.
• I could really go for some khinkali right now, they're so delicious!
• Let's grab some khinkali and chill out tonight.
• Her emotions were like a mixed bag of khinkali - spicy, comforting, and sometimes surprising.

noun a sweet, fruit-based drink or dessert popular in Eastern European countries

• The traditional Polish dessert, kompot, is made by stewing fruits in water with sugar.
• My grandma always makes the best kompot with fresh fruits from her garden.
• I could really go for some of that sweet kompot right now.
• His mind was a kompot of mixed emotions, making it hard for him to make a decision.