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- noun A
Brazilian cocktail made fromcachaça , fruit juice, and sugar.
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Examples
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A "batida" is a cocktail, usually whipped up in a blender, of "cachaca", ice, sugar and fruit juice.
Rio De Janeiro 2007
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My caipirinha was flawless, and the bar also does a batida de gengibre, a ginger and cachaça cocktail – an aphrodisiac apparently.
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I've created a few nutmilk based raw batida recipes.
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El resto de la infantería enemiga, viendo que la nuestra atacaba, que había aún algunas brigadas que no habían cargado todavía, que su ala izquierda estaba batida y que su derecha huía en desorden, intentó retirarse, pero en su retirada varios batallones fueron atacados y destrozados.
Archive 2008-05-11 de Brantigny........................ 2008
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June 5, 2008 at 7:58 am nom, nom o deberia decir, “noma, noma”? dulces con crema batida por las ardillalols….
mother-in-law deer - Lolcats 'n' Funny Pictures of Cats - I Can Has Cheezburger? 2008
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More common here is combining the mamey sapote with milk and sugar, drinking it as a milkshake or "batida."
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It is almost obligatory to start or accompany this meal with a batida, Brazilian rum sour.
Rio De Janeiro 2007
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Os empreiteiros, tentando quiçá concluir a obra a tempo do verão, andam literalmente a trabalhar dia e noite - o que quer dizer que desde as sete da manhã até às onze e meia da noite as traseiras da Ericeira, em toda aquela zona que vai do Casal do Carido até à Fonte Boa, enche-se de ruídos de retro-escavadoras e de compressores a bater a terra batida.
Insónias Artur 2006
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I ordered a mango batida $9, which was packed with sweet mango flavor—although it was a little hard to suck through the straw.
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I ordered a mango batida $9, which was packed with sweet mango flavor—although it was a little hard to suck through the straw.
mollusque commented on the word batida
Agliè invited me to a place where some ageless men still made a batida in the traditional way.
--Umberto Eco, 1988, Foucault's Pendulum, p. 206
October 3, 2008