Evian
- proper noun
- /ˈɛviˌɑn/
- - Can I have an Evian with lemon?
- Evian water
- Evian bottle
- drink Evian
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- This is called Evian Avion Avion natural mineral water facial spray.
- If you're going on a hike, take this if you're going on a picnic, if you're going to be in the sun and like, I really love these little Evian sprays.
Examples
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I guess I'll have a salad and an Evian water.
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Get her some brown rice, vegetables, and a bottle of Evian.
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Would you get me some Evian with ice?
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- Just an Evian, please.
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A few days back, on the phone, her daughter, Sarah, had said, 'Mom, at least buy Evian, OK?'
Fiction book (2001) -
Bring me an Evian or something, okay?
Fiction book (2000) -
A large bottle of Evian, please.
Fiction book (1990) -
Give me another bottle of Evian.
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Rosemary came awake and said sleepily, "Could you get me a drink of Evian water?"
Fiction book (1990) -
Would you get me some Evian with ice?
Synonyms
Safe water that you can drink
Water sold in bottles for people to drink
Water that has small amounts of minerals in it and is often fizzy
Water that comes from under the ground and is safe to drink
Surface Forms
Etymology
Evian comes from the French town Évian-les-Bains, where people bottle water from natural 'mineral springs'. The brand used the town's name, so Evian now means a type of bottled mineral water.