soda straw
Beverage suction tube
A soda straw is a thin tube for drinking beverages—you put one end in the liquid and suck from the other.
Though called a soda straw, it works for any drink.
The term distinguishes ordinary drinking straws from wider straws designed for milkshakes or boba tea.
In geology, a soda straw is a thin, hollow stalactite resembling one.
- drinkingLiquid consumption act
- slurpConsume with audible suction
- plasticCapable of being molded
- bendyEasily flexed or curved
- sippySpill-resistant cup style
sip slowly · milkshake · bubbles · blow bubbles · fizz · cola · ice · ice cold · lid · paper · paper wrapper · cocktail · stirring · sucking · wrapper · spitball · chewing · McDonald's
- cavescave, cavern, caves, caverns, grotto
- undergroundunderground, subterranean, cave systems, tunnels, tunnel
- cave formationsstalactite, stalagmite, stalactites, stalagmites, flowstone
- karstsinkhole, sinkholes, cave, caves, cavern
- limestonecalcite, calcium carbite, chalk, dolomite, marl
- carbonateslimestone, aragonite, dolomite, calcite, magnesite
drinking utensil function
soda strawspoon
Eating utensil for liquids
ladle · sippy cup lid · drinking horn · fork · chopsticks
tube diameter/scale
soda strawdrainage pipe
Tube for removing water
sewer pipe · culvert · water main · tunnel · oil pipeline