float
- noun
- /floʊt/
- If we finished quickly, we'd get ice cream cones or root beer floats and sometimes feed ducks at the park.
- an ice cream float
- a root beer float
- a soda float
Put the two together that you when you guessed Coke float.
- Put the two together that you when you guessed Coke float.
Examples
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Give me a root beer float to go.
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I made you guys some root beer floats.
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Let's get you a root beer float.
Fiction book (1999) -
Oh, root beer float and a bacon burger...
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Coffee after coffee, my uncle was working off a binge, and I was having a sandwich and a root beer float.
Fiction book (1998) -
I ordered a Maid Rite, fries, and a root beer float.
Fiction book (1992) -
After school, she rang his doorbell, and he led her into the kitchen where he fixed her a Coke float.
Fiction book (1997) -
Go nostalgic with root beer or Coke floats.
Blog text (34) -
When I serve dessert, it's either homemade pudding (I like tapioca) or root beer floats.
Blog text (12) -
On a sunny day, nothing beats a refreshing orange soda float topped with creamy vanilla ice cream.
Synonyms
A cold drink of root beer with a scoop of ice cream
A cold drink with ice cream floating in sweet fizzy soda
A cold drink with ice cream floating in soda
Idioms
Compounds
- Specialized
An emergency raft on a ship for people to use if they must leave at sea
A position for floating face down in the water with arms stretched forward to rest and breathe
- Specialized
A device with a float that rests on collected rain to measure how much falls
- Specialized
A tool that measures rain using a float on the top of the collected water
- Specialized
A flat hand tool with a handle used to smooth wet wall material like plaster or cement
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Etymology
The dessert float is called that because the ice cream 'floats' on top of the soda; think of the ice cream as a little island that 'floats', which links back to the old English flotan 'to float'.