soda

noun
so·​da | \ ˈsō-də How to pronounce soda (audio) \

Definition of soda

c : sodium often used in combination soda-feldsparnitrate of soda
b : soda pop
c : a sweet drink consisting of soda water, flavoring, and often ice cream
3 : the faro card that shows faceup in the dealing box before play begins

Examples of soda in a Sentence

I ordered fries and a soda.

Recent Examples on the Web

As the officer stopped to contact her, the suspect threw a plastic soda bottle at a customer. Jake Richardson, The Mercury News, "Campbell crime report for the week of Aug. 23," 15 Aug. 2019 There, Chris, 50, threw soda bottles at the shooter to distract him, Minnie said. Dallas News, "Man's family says he was shot after trying to fight back against El Paso shooter with soda bottles," 7 Aug. 2019 At space class at another Delhi-area school, students built rockets out of plastic soda bottles. Jeffrey Gettleman, New York Times, "India’s Shooting for the Moon, and the Country Is Pumped," 14 July 2019 The vests are made of materials derived from petroleum—recycled soda bottles, perhaps, but nonetheless made from petroleum. WSJ, "Patagonia’s Poly-Hypocrisy Blend on Petroleum Policy," 15 Apr. 2019 At a splash park in San Jacinto Plaza in downtown El Paso, Kevin Garzon and his fianceé, Racquel Lopez, snacked on chocolate cake and sipped sodas while watching their three kids play in the fountains at the edge of the park. Eliott C. Mclaughlin, CNN, "'Mom, it's happening again!' Two mass shootings leave El Paso residents wondering if anywhere is safe," 5 Aug. 2019 The menu includes house mocktails, juices and sodas. Grace Connatser, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, "Milwaukee doesn't have any 'sober bars,' but you can hit up the mocktail menu at these five watering holes," 2 Aug. 2019 Daubert admitting to throwing soda at him, according to the statement. Mary Grace Keller, baltimoresun.com/maryland/carroll, "Westminster woman burned by cigarette, Hampstead man hit with bottle, police say; both charged with assault," 1 Aug. 2019 Also, when some of the kids in the study swapped out their sugary juice or soda for either milk or water, their body weights tended to drop. Time, "Is Sugar as Bad for Kids as It Is for Adults?," 1 Aug. 2019

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First Known Use of soda

1558, in the meaning defined at sense 1a

History and Etymology for soda

Italian, from Arabic suwwād, any of several saltworts from the ashes of which sodium carbonate is obtained

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soda

noun

English Language Learners Definition of soda

US : a drink made of soda water, flavoring, and often ice cream
: a white powdery substance that contains salt and is used in cooking and medicine

soda

noun
so·​da | \ ˈsō-də How to pronounce soda (audio) \

Kids Definition of soda

1 : a powdery substance like salt used in washing and in making glass or soap
4 : soda pop
5 : a sweet drink made of soda water, flavoring, and often ice cream

soda

noun
so·​da | \ ˈsōd-ə How to pronounce soda (audio) \

Medical Definition of soda