ci·der 
/ˈsaɪdɚ/ noun
plural ci·ders /ˈsaɪdɚ/ noun [count, noncount] : a drink made from apples
▪ a cup of apple cider ◊In U.S. English, cider when used by itself usually refers to a drink that does not contain alcohol. In British English, cider refers to an alcoholic drink, which is usually called “hard cider” in U.S. English.
▪ a cup of apple cider ◊In U.S. English, cider when used by itself usually refers to a drink that does not contain alcohol. In British English, cider refers to an alcoholic drink, which is usually called “hard cider” in U.S. English.
