orangeade
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Definition
- Noun:
- A sweetened beverage made from diluted orange juice: "orangeade" refers to a non-alcoholic drink prepared by mixing orange juice with water and sugar or another sweetener. It is typically served cold as a refreshing beverage.
Usage
- "Orangeade" is an uncountable noun when referring to the drink in general. It can become countable when referring to servings or types (e.g., "two orangeades").
- It is commonly found at picnics, in cafés, or as a homemade refreshment.
Examples
- Noun:
- On a hot day, nothing beats a cold glass of orangeade.
- The street vendor sold lemonade and orangeade from his cart.
- She prefers homemade orangeade because it's less sugary than the store-bought kind.
Advanced Usage
- "To be more orangeade than orange juice": An informal expression suggesting a substance has been heavily diluted or is not as authentic or strong as it claims to be.
- This cocktail is more orangeade than a proper screwdriver.
Variants and Related Words
- Orange (n): The fruit from which the juice is derived.
- Lemonade (n): A similar sweetened beverage made from lemons, often mentioned alongside orangeade.
- Fruitade (n): A less common term for any sweetened, diluted fruit juice drink.
Synonyms
- Orange drink: A general term for any beverage with an orange flavor.
- Orange squash (chiefly British): A concentrated syrup that is diluted with water to make a drink similar to orangeade.
Related Phrases
- To mix up an orangeade: To prepare the beverage.
- I'll mix up a pitcher of orangeade for the party.
Noun
- sweetened beverage of diluted orange juice