"mazagran" meaning in English

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          "text": "But the joy of life was to drop in at any hour during the day and call: \"Pierre, a mazagran!\" for Pierre was the waiter, Madame the cashier, and the mazagran was a large glass of that marvelous beverage, yclept coffee — yclept other, and maddening things.",
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