seltzer
- noun
- /ˈsɛltzər/
- UK
- It's Corona's hard seltzer in the BlackBerry lime flavor.
- a hard seltzer
But the front seat, they're just drinking like hard seltzer.
- But the front seat, they're just drinking like hard seltzer.
- Heath and I were busy getting lit with our euphoric seltzers that we were drinking.
- They're kind of nice natural light seltzers, Bud Light seltzers, Bonaviv got them all, eat them all, take pictures.
- You got Bud Light, Seltzer, Beats by Dre, AT&T;, Call of Duty, Ruffles, Mountain Dew, KFC, Happy Dad, Heart Seltzer, Google Pixel.
Examples
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Yes, a vodka seltzer, please.
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Now onto those flavored seltzers a few people mentioned.
Blog text (6) -
- You already had one Seltzer bottle.
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Let's stick to the seltzer.
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- Wanna get some seltzers?
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I leaned against the bar and nursed glasses of seltzer.
Fiction book (2001) -
Heath and I were busy getting lit with our euphoric seltzers that we were drinking.
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Fallow is clutching a whiskey decanter and a seltzer bottle.
Fiction book (1990) -
So I am hereby raising my seltzer to my laudatory sister and herewith making amends.
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I ordered a refreshing seltzer with my lunch at the beach bar.
Synonyms
A cold drink of wine mixed with sparkling water
Compounds
A fizzy tablet you dissolve in water to ease heartburn, upset stomach and minor pain
How Alcoholic
Surface Forms
Etymology
The drink called seltzer, and the variant hard seltzer, gets its name from the same German spring but adds 'alcohol' and flavor to fizzy water, so seltzer here means a light, fizzy alcoholic drink.