soda water

noun

1. an effervescent beverage consisting of water charged with carbon dioxide.
2. soda pop.
3. a weak solution of sodium bicarbonate, taken as a stomachic.

soda water

noun

1. an effervescent beverage made by charging water with carbon dioxide under pressure Sometimes shortened tosoda

Word History and Origins

Origin of soda water¹

First recorded in 1795–1805

Example Sentences

I trashed nine hummus containers and 30 Ziploc bags, two shoes and 34 cans of stove fuel, beer, and soda water.

From Outside Online

While it’s sometimes possible to verify that cocktail X, composed of eight ingredients in specific proportions, came out of Bar Highfalutin in 2004, people have been combining spirits, soda water and citrus for a good, long while.

From Washington Post

Shake vigorously and pour into a delicate glass, then top with a splash of soda water and float an edible flower on top.

From The Daily Beast

A candle stood in an empty soda-water bottle on each side of the looking-glass, and there was no other light.

From Project Gutenberg

He drank some whiskey and soda-water, and smoked a cigar as he walked up and down.

From Project Gutenberg

But what could Captain Schantze want with so many bottles of syrup and soda water aboard?

From Project Gutenberg

The soda-water was cultivated and the suspender buttons seemed to grow wild.

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I was given it on the spot, and with deep regret had to part with my soda-water machine the next day.

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