charged
- adjective
- /tʃɑrdʒd/
- The charged beverage fizzed as I opened the can, releasing a burst of bubbles.
It's charged with Panera Bread charged lemonade.
- It's charged with Panera Bread charged lemonade.
Examples
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The sparkling water was refreshing because it was charged with carbon dioxide.
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We enjoyed a charged soda during the picnic on the warm summer day.
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Is that what I thought it was a lot of you Ask me how I keep my phone charged ghetto style.
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This is just my pure fully charged mascara in black.
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I'm going to take the Mac mineralized charged water and we're done.
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It's charged with Panera Bread charged lemonade.
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But this is the cleanse off oil and then it came with the charged water skin hydrating Mist as well.
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We have Stila, Revlon, Lomcom, the Pure Fully Charged and a lot of popular ones.
Synonyms
A drink that has tiny bubbles of gas to make it fizzy
A drink with bubbles added to make it fizzy
Compounds
How Fizzy
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Charged comes from the old word charge, which meant 'to load' or 'fill'. Think of a bottle 'loaded' with tiny gas bubbles — that's why a charged drink is fizzy and carbonated.