refrescos

Cold carbonated beverages

Refrescos is Spanish for soft drinks or refreshments, used in English particularly in the American Southwest and in contexts involving Mexican or Latin American culture.

The word appears on menus, in grocery stores, and in casual speech where Spanish and English mix: The convenience store has a whole aisle of refrescos.

beverage

soda

Carbonated soft drink

  • popFizzy drink, regionally
  • colaCaffeinated carbonated beverage
  • lemonadeSweetened citrus beverage

juice · orangeade · horchata · tamarindo · sprite · limonada · agua fresca · tepache · manzanita · squash

refreshment

hydration

Bodily fluid replenishment

invigoration · rejuvenation · relief · break · respite · chilled · iced · cold · crisp · satisfying

carbonation

bubbles

Gas-filled liquid spheres

seltzer · carbonation · aeration · tingle · froth · foam · gassy · pop · sizzle · spritz

sweet

sugary

Containing much sweetener

  • syrupyExcessively sweet or sentimental
  • dulceSugary, in Romance languages
  • cane sugarSweetener from tropical grass

saccharine · sweetened · fruity · flavored · artificial sweetener · high fructose · agave · piloncillo

Opposites
beverage category

refrescosagua

Spanish term for liquid

water · juice · still water · plain water · leche

alcohol content

refrescosalcoholic beverages

Drinks containing ethanol

alcohol · liquor · cerveza · beer · vino

temperature/refreshment

refrescoscafé

Casual eatery serving drinks

coffee · hot tea · hot chocolate · broth

Family

refresh, refreshment, refreshments, refreshing, refreshingly, refreshed, refresher, fresh, freshen

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