ice-cream soda

British  

noun

1. ice cream served in a tall glass of carbonated water and a little milk, usually flavoured in various ways

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Example Sentences

“It’s good,” Francie said, “pretty good. But not half as good as a vanilla ice-cream soda.”

From Literature

So I held up the umbrella and wished I had an ice-cream soda; but I didn't get it.

From Project Gutenberg

"Hey, Will!" called Jed to his brother, whose head was some distance above the stunted cornstalks, "don't you feel like having an ice-cream soda?"

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“Perhaps the ice-cream soda we had at Huyler’s has taken away your appetite,” I suggested.

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A drug store, too, with an ice-cream soda fountain, seemed to be in high favor, as also did several dry-goods stores, judging by the number of females in attendance.

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