tonic

You can make this bright and festive punch-format cocktail nonalcoholic by omitting the gin and dry curaçao, increasing the pomegranate juice to 6 ounces, adding an ounce of simple syrup, and replacing the dry sparkling wine with soda or tonic water.

The fresh air and the beauty of the country acted like a tonic upon us.

With its rarely fine atmosphere, so tonic and bracing, so free from the depressing fog of the North, it is a great sanitarium.

The downland air was as a tonic wine to every creature that breathed it.

His apprehensions had all vanished under the stimulus of that tonic atmosphere.

In the one form the tonic chord was natural, that is to say, major.

But this tiny taste of bitter gum is a tonic; it spurs the courage and doubles the strength—if you are used to it.

Chosen by an earth astringent and tonic, the forms were few and personal.

And—to avert even worse evils, I prescribed the tonic of danger.

I am going to put a bottle of tonic on top that the best surgeon in the state gave me for you.