soda
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- noun
- /ˈsoʊdə/
- US
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refresco
- At the party, they served various flavors of soda, including cola and lemon-lime.
- soda pop
- drink soda
- a bottle of soda
But ways to call soda, They would say soda, cola or pop.
- But ways to call soda, They would say soda, cola or pop.
- And it's probably my favorite soda, hands down.
- Mile High Minter XX vodka with soda, lime juice and mint leaves.
- They gave us tea and soda and we just hung out.
- I don't drink tea, any soda, any alcohol, just water.
- I've tried flat soda on accident.
- They actually, these folks will drink less soda overtime.
- And they send some Jelly Key Lime soda and a gift card and a shopping bag.
- So I'm staying away from bread, fried foods, soda and alcohol.
Examples
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Stop drinking any type of soda or energy drink.
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Anna looked at the choices in the soda machine by the entrance.
Academic text (2006) -
And it's probably my favorite soda, hands down.
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Dawn, would you get Robert a club soda, please?
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Would you get me a drink of soda?
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I want a diet soda.
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How available were other beverages, such as soda, coffee, and tea?
Academic text (2008) -
They gave us tea and soda and we just hung out.
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We've made a lot of different sodas over the years.
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I'll grab a soda.
Synonyms
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A brand name people use to mean any cola drink
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A sweet fizzy drink sold in cans or bottles
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A sweet fizzy cola drink made by PepsiCo
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A drink without alcohol that has bubbles, like soda or lemonade
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A sweet fizzy drink with a cola taste that The Coca-Cola Company makes
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A sweet fizzy drink flavored with kola nuts, often containing caffeine
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A sweet fizzy drink like cola
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A sweet, fizzy drink with vanilla that is usually light in color
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A sweet fizzy drink sold by the Pepsi company
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A sweet fizzy drink people call soda in New England
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A cold sweet drink with bubbles like cola
Compounds
- UK
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A very strong chemical that can burn skin and is used to make soap and clean things
A round loaf made with baking soda and buttermilk, often with raisins or caraway seeds
- Archaic
A white powder that dissolves in water and is used to make soap, glass, and paper
- Specialized
A bushy coastal plant with prickly leaves and edible shoots that grows in salty soil
- Archaic
A person who serves drinks from a soda fountain in a drugstore or ice cream shop
How Fizzy
Surface Forms
Etymology
Soda for a sweet drink comes from soda water, water made fizzy by adding a kind of 'soda' mineral and then flavored. So today soda usually means a sweet, 'fizzy' drink.