What does SKOAL mean?

Here is the dictionary-style definition of the word "skoal": skoal Part of Speech: Noun
Definition: A toast or a drinking salute, typically accompanied by the raising of a glass.
Pronunciations: US: /skoʊl/; UK: /skəʊl/
Origin and Usage: The word "skoal" comes from the Old Norse word "skál," which means "bowl." It was originally used as a drinking toast in Scandinavian and Germanic cultures. In modern usage, it is commonly used as a celebratory toast when drinking with friends or colleagues. It is also the name of a brand of smokeless tobacco.
Synonyms: Cheers, Salud, Prost, Sláinte
Related Words: Toast, Drink, Cheers, Raise, Glass
Example Sentences: - "Lets all raise a glass and give a skoal to the happy couple!" - "After a long day at work, he likes to unwind with a skoal and a good book." - "The group of friends gave a loud skoal before taking a sip of their drinks."