guaranine
- noun
- /ˈɡwɛrəˌniːn/
- Archaic
- The label indicated that the beverage contained natural guaranine extracted from guarana seeds.
Examples
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Many energy drinks list guaranine as an ingredient, referring to caffeine from guarana.
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Some energy drinks contain high levels of guaranine.
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Researchers found that guaranine has the same physiological effects as regular caffeine.
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I enjoy drinking tea with guaranine for a quick energy boost.
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Many energy drinks list guaranine as an ingredient, highlighting its role as a source of caffeine from the guarana plant.
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The label on the energy supplement indicated that it contains guaranine derived from guarana seeds for an energy boost.
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Studies show that guaranine can provide a similar energy lift as traditional caffeine found in coffee.
Synonyms
A bitter substance in coffee and tea that makes you feel more awake
A substance in tea that makes you feel more awake
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Guaranine comes from the Amazon plant guarana, a name from a Tupi word meaning 'like the eyes' because the seeds look like small eyes, and the -ine ending, like in caffeine, shows it is a chemical. So guaranine is the caffeine-like substance made from guarana seeds.