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colada

colada

1 5.1
A smooth drink made by straining fruit or grain
  • noun
  • /kəˈlɑːdə/
  • US
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  • The bartender crafted a delicious colada using ripe fruit and coconut milk.

Examples

  • I enjoyed a refreshing colada made with fresh coconut and pineapple on a hot summer day.

  • I love a refreshing colada on a hot day.

  • After dinner, they offered a refreshing colada made from tropical fruits.

  • The market stall sold a traditional corn colada that was both sweet and creamy.

  • She enjoyed a cold colada on a hot afternoon, savoring its smooth texture.

  • Do you want a colada with your lunch?

  • After the hike, we celebrated with a smooth colada that cooled us down instantly.

Synonyms

beverage
vscolada
166 1.7

A drink other than water, for example tea or juice

is made by straining solids like fruit or grains into a smooth liquid

Compounds

1 4.6

A cold sweet drink made with rum, pineapple juice, and coconut cream, blended with ice

How Smooth

clear liquid diet
  • Specialized
1 3.7
colada
  • US
1 5.1
pulpy
5 4.5

Surface Forms

colada singular
coladas plural

Etymology

Colada for a smooth drink comes from Spanish colar 'to strain'. A colada is made by straining fruit or grain so you end up with a smooth, liquid drink.