Perrier
- proper noun
- /ˈpɛriˌeɪ/
- Lisa ordered a Perrier with lime.
- bottle of Perrier
- Perrier water
- glass of Perrier
I've got some French Perrier in my hand.
- I've got some French Perrier in my hand.
- And again, no sponsorship or anything, but I drink Perrier water and I mix them together.
- And just picture a glass soda bottle, specifically a Perrier bottle, and you'll notice that they are not uniform and consistent.
Examples
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Be a doll and just get me a Perrier, okay?
Fiction book (2000) -
I'll just have a Perrier.
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Do you have a little Perrier or something?
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And bring me a Perrier to drink.
Fiction book (1991) -
- How about a Perrier in a bottle?
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-Um, I'll have a Perrier, please.
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Um, no, just a Perrier.
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Send out for a Perrier.
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Get me a Perrier with a twist?
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Could you bring me a Perrier from the fridge?
Synonyms
A sparkling mineral water from Vichy, France
Surface Forms
Etymology
Perrier the sparkling water is named after a French spring and the family or place called Perrier; that name goes back to pierre 'stone', which fits because the water comes from a rocky source.