THE TERM CIDER.
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DR.. Adam Clarke in his comment on Lev.
10. 9 says:


Zone Of the four prohibited drinks among
the Mahomedans in India, is called sAKAR
which signifies INeBRIArINe DRINKS in general
but especially DATE WINE. From the original
word, probably, we have narrowed our term
cYDER, or sIDER, which among US exclusively
signifies the fermen,ed juice Of apples


Mr.. Webster, says, the term is now appror
priated to the juice Of apples both before and
after fermentation a