mineral water

noun

1. water containing dissolved mineral salts or gases, especially such water considered healthful to drink.
2. mineral waters, British.
   1. carbonated water; soda water.
   2. artificially flavored, bottled soft drinks; soda pop.

mineral water

noun

1. water containing dissolved mineral salts or gases, usually having medicinal properties

Word History and Origins

Origin of mineral water¹

First recorded in 1555–65

Example Sentences

One more word about the mineral water industry in Marlin, Texas, and I was about to scream.

From The Daily Beast

He enters a back room, sits at a round café table and sips from a bottle of mineral water.

From The Daily Beast

They also called for an increase in production of mineral water.

From The Daily Beast

What kind of person spends $2 on a fancy bottle of mineral water?

From The Daily Beast

In many cases mineral water is not all that it should be in cleanliness.

From Project Gutenberg

When anything more is needed, we recommend a glass of some laxative mineral water, which should be taken before breakfast.

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But if that cabrn of a waiter is still on duty, could you send up a bottle of mineral water with the elevator operator?

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These ingredients are then deposited in proportion as the mineral water suffers from evaporation.

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In the case of glass it is usually a mineral-water bottle which bursts.

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