Coke
- proper noun
- /koʊk/
- I'll have a Diet Coke ...or maybe a real Coke.
- drink Coke
- bottle of Coke
- Diet Coke
Is that how Delta and Coke think old school works?
- Is that how Delta and Coke think old school works?
- It kind of tastes like a mix between Coke and beer.
- I actually thought if you drink Diet Coke, you will lose weight.
- No, but out of those brands, who's most like Peloton, Coke, Versace, Beats.
- Like Coca-Cola has access to give people Coke where they can't get clean water.
- A Diet Coke is enough to quench my thirst.
- French fries and Coke fried crab.
Examples
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I guess I'll take a BLT with fries and a Coke.
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Hey, can I get a burger, fries and a Coke?
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-Can I have a Coke with no ice?
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Can I get a Coke?
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- Can I have a Coke?
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Perhaps you could come over for a Coke and backgammon some time.
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"As long as you're up, get me a Coke, okay?" Grant waited in the car, watching quietly.
Fiction book (1990) -
Tilman sits on the steps, drinking a Coke and discoursing on life in general.
Fiction book (1990) -
Can I have a Coke with no ice?
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I'll have a Diet Coke ...or maybe a real Coke.
Synonyms
A sweet fizzy drink often served cold
A sweet fizzy drink sold in cans or bottles
A sweet fizzy cola drink made by PepsiCo
A drink without alcohol that has bubbles, like soda or lemonade
A sweet fizzy drink with a cola taste that The Coca-Cola Company makes
A sweet fizzy drink flavored with kola nuts, often containing caffeine
A sweet fizzy drink like cola
A sweet fizzy drink sold by the Pepsi company
A cold sweet drink with bubbles like cola
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Coke is the short name of the brand Coca-Cola, which joined ' coca ' (a plant) and ' kola ' (a nut) in the drink's name. As a famous trademark, Coke stands for the fizzy cola drink itself and is often used to mean any cola.