Fresca
- proper noun
- /ˈfrɛskə/
- You sure you don't want a Fresca?
- Diet Fresca
- Salsa Fresca
Examples
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You know what, a Fresca sounds really good.
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Did you bring my Fresca?
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It's the only bar in the city with Fresca on tap.
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- Do you need a Fresca?
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That's why I brought you a Fresca.
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How about a Fresca?
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And then there was Poppy, off to one side with two of her friends, laughing and gossiping, drinking a bottle of Fresca through a straw.
Fiction book (1994) -
I got twelve packs of Diet Coke, Cherry Coke Zero, and Fresca for $1.99 each last Saturday.
Blog text (10) -
To spice things up a bit, try the Fresca, incorporating green apples, smooth ricotta, salsa verde, and tomato vinaigrette.
Blog text (8) -
Would you like a Fresca with your meal?
Surface Forms
Etymology
Fresca comes from the Spanish and Italian word fresco, which means 'fresh' or 'cool'. So, the name makes you think of a light, citrus drink that is refreshing and sugar-free.