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charged

charged

2.4
A drink with small fizzy bubbles in it
  • adjective
  • /tʃɑrdʒd/
translation icon : carbonatado
  • The charged beverage fizzed as I opened the can, releasing a burst of bubbles.

It's charged with Panera Bread charged lemonade.

Examples

  • The sparkling water was refreshing because it was charged with carbon dioxide.

  • We enjoyed a charged soda during the picnic on the warm summer day.

  • Is that what I thought it was a lot of you Ask me how I keep my phone charged ghetto style.

  • This is just my pure fully charged mascara in black.

  • I'm going to take the Mac mineralized charged water and we're done.

  • It's charged with Panera Bread charged lemonade.

  • But this is the cleanse off oil and then it came with the charged water skin hydrating Mist as well.

  • We have Stila, Revlon, Lomcom, the Pure Fully Charged and a lot of popular ones.

Synonyms

carbonated
vscharged
2 3.4

A drink that has tiny bubbles of gas to make it fizzy

has the same meaning but is a different common label for that property
aerated
vscharged
4.9

A drink with bubbles added to make it fizzy

describes the drink's state of containing dissolved carbon dioxide

Compounds

A battery or device that has all the electricity it can hold

positively charged
  • Specialized
2 5.1

Having more positive than negative electric particles

negatively charged
  • Specialized
2 4.6

A particle or object that has more electrons than protons

How Fizzy

sparkling
3 1.7
fizzy
10 1.6
charged
2.4
flat
797 1.0

Surface Forms

charged positive

Morphology

charged = charge (semi-transparent) = charge + ed

Formed from 'charge' + -ed; the connection to being carbonated ('charged with gas') is understandable but somewhat specialized and less obvious to learners.

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.