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Orangeade: meaning, definitions and examples

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orangeade

 

[ ˈɔrɪndʒeɪd ]

Noun
Context #1 | Noun

beverage, drink

Orangeade is a refreshing beverage typically made from fresh oranges, water, and sugar. It can be served either still or carbonated, depending on the preparation. This drink is popular in various cultures and is often enjoyed during warm weather. Orangeade can also be used as a base for cocktails or mixed drinks, adding a fruity flavor. Additionally, orange-flavored concentrates and powders are also commonly referred to as orangeade.

Synonyms

citrus beverage, orange drink, orange soda

Examples of usage

  • I enjoyed a glass of orangeade by the pool.
  • She made a delicious orangeade for the summer picnic.
  • The restaurant served homemade orangeade with fresh oranges.
  • He mixed orangeade with soda for a refreshing twist.

Translations

Translations of the word "orangeade" in other languages:

🇵🇹 laranjada

🇮🇳 संतरे का रस

🇩🇪 Orangenlimonade

🇮🇩 jus jeruk

🇺🇦 апельсиновий напій

🇵🇱 napój pomarańczowy

🇯🇵 オレンジジュース

🇫🇷 orangeade

🇪🇸 naranja

🇹🇷 portakal suyu

🇰🇷 오렌지 음료

🇸🇦 عصير البرتقال

🇨🇿 pomarančová limonáda

🇸🇰 pomarančový nápoj

🇨🇳 橙汁

🇸🇮 pomarančni napitek

🇮🇸 appelsínudrykkur

🇰🇿 апельсин сусыны

🇬🇪 სტუმრის წვენი

🇦🇿 portağal suyu

🇲🇽 bebida de naranja

Etymology

The word 'orangeade' originates from the combination of 'orange,' referring to the fruit, and the suffix '-ade,' which denotes a sweetened drink made from that fruit. The use of '-ade' in drinks has historical roots, tracing back to the Latin word 'aqua,' meaning water, indicating that these beverages are usually mixed with water or other liquids. The first known usage of the term 'orangeade' dates back to the 19th century when beverages made from fresh juices and fruit essences began to gain popularity. As the production and availability of oranges increased, so did the consumption of orangeade in various forms across different regions. Today, orangeade continues to be a popular choice in many cultures, especially in warm climates, due to its refreshing nature and sweet citrus flavor.

Word Frequency Rank

At position #40,044, this word is among the less frequently used terms in English. While interesting to know, it's not crucial for most English learners unless needed for specific purposes.