soda siphon

British  

noun

1. Also called (esp US): siphon bottle.  a sealed bottle containing and dispensing soda water. The water is forced up a tube reaching to the bottom of the bottle by the pressure of gas above the water

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Example Sentences

Their startled players found themselves being revived by jets of water dispatched from a soda siphon by double World Cup winning manager and wannabe barkeep Vittorio Pozzo.

From The Guardian

Royal staff have been known to take a less indulgent view of the dogs as they frequently tripped over them while forced to roam her palaces and castles armed with blotting paper and a soda siphon to clear up any little accidents.

From The Guardian

Similarly, Evelyn is able to offer its small phosphate drinks because a large batch can be mixed beforehand and discharged from a soda siphon when the order arrives.

From New York Times

Make a hole in the cork, into which the nozzle of a soda siphon will fit snugly.

From Project Gutenberg

Soon afterwards he became a steward in a City club for businessmen, but left after an uncharacteristic dispute with a barmaid which ended with her squirting a soda siphon in his face.

From The Guardian