ginger ale

noun

a carbonated soft drink flavored with ginger extract.

Origin of ginger ale

First recorded in 1835–45

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Examples from the Web for ginger ale

We had ice-cream for dinner, and strawberry shortcake, and ginger-ale.
The Believing Years|Edmund Lester Pearson
Bob, you open some of the ginger-ale, but dont let it pop too loud, or Doc.
Jack Ranger's Gun Club|Clarence Young
"Lucky the necklace was insured," remarked Maurice Stetson, as he drank his ginger-ale.
Linda Carlton, Air Pilot|Edith Lavell
The fire-water was ginger-ale drunk out of the bottle, which was gravely passed from hand to hand.
Danger! and Other Stories|Arthur Conan Doyle

Mr. Hurd, still bunched over his desk, was drinking a bottle of ginger-ale and eating a sandwich when I entered.
May Iverson's Career|Elizabeth Jordan

British Dictionary definitions for ginger ale

ginger ale

noun

a sweetened effervescent nonalcoholic drink flavoured with ginger extract

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ginger ale

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