orangeade
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- noun
- /ˌɔrɪnˈgeɪd/
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naranjada
- I bet some rat fink spiked my orangeade.
Examples
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¶ Orangeade ¶ ¶ And a circus parade ¶ And you'll be hitting your speed.
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There's orangeade and lemonade...
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At home, the dairy truck would be coming by with milk and orangeade.
Fiction book (1992) -
- Orangeade.
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"You can have iced coffee, iced tea, or orangeade."
Fiction book (2000) -
He drank too much orangeade, chattering easily, incessantly, his words like grain filling out a silo, sort of amiably nudging here, there, and back again.
Fiction book (1991) -
He finds himself melting eight of the little tablets in a tablespoon of water, just like she used to do, and then swallowing the medicine serenely, relishing its orangeade pungency.
Fiction book (1994) -
Natividad felt dry, and she tasted the orangeade, and with a shudder, she relived that prepubertal halcyon of her daughter when at the same time she would remonstrate with la Carmen and foster her defiance.
Fiction book (1991) -
On a hot day, I love to sip on chilled orangeade to stay refreshed.
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The party served orangeade alongside snacks for the guests.
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Etymology
Orangeade comes from the fruit orange plus the ending -ade, as in lemonade, so it literally means a 'sweet drink' made from oranges.