- gorzałka
- ż III, CMs. \gorzałkałce; lm D. \gorzałkałekprzestarz. «wysokoprocentowy napój alkoholowy; wódka»
Gorzałka przepalana.
Pić, ciągnąć gorzałkę.
Słownik języka polskiego . 2013.
gorzałka
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