soft drink
English
Etymology
So called in contrast to strong alcoholic beverages, which are "hard liquors".
Noun
soft drink (plural soft drinks)
Antonyms
Hyponyms
- coke (most common term in the Southeastern US)[1][2]
- fizzy drink
- lemonade
- pop (most common term in Canada and the upper West and upper Midwest of the US, including western WI, most of IL including Chicago, MI, IN, OH, WV and western PA)[1][2]
- soda (most common term in HI, CA, eastern MO, southwestern IL, eastern WI and New England)[1][2]
- soda pop
- See also Thesaurus:soft drink
Translations
sweet, non-alcoholic carbonated beverage
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any non-alcoholic beverage, such as Coca-Cola or milk
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See also
References
- Matthew T. Campbell, Spatial Graphics and Analysis Lab, East Central University of Oklahoma:
- dialect survey
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