soda

a type of drink
this soda is awesome

an opened box of soda

soda
a word commonly used in civilized areas to refer to a sweet, carbonated beverage

ant: pop, c-ke, tonic
we knew tommy was raised in a cave when he used another word for soda.
injectable cocaine often used in hispanic communities.
hey meng, you wanna do some soda?
used in australia to describe a really easy sporting opportunity which has then been completely f-cked up.

in cricket this is usually a dropped catch. the same applies to a dropping a mark in australian rules football, and it can also be a goal that is missed from very close range.

also known as a sitter, gimme or dolly.
give yourself an uppercut mate, you just missed a soda.

last sat-rday i dropped a f-cking soda in slips and we lost by 1 wicket.
the foamy white cr-p you had to clean up after that lame “volcano” science experiment your dad made you do in 5th grade.

placing an opened box of soda (naco2) in your refrigerator will help prevent odors and it is used in toothpastes to whiten teeth.

for a sweetened carbonated beverage, see pop.
chicagoan: i’m putting some soda in the refrigerator.

guy from nh: gee that sounds swell! i love soda, can i have a coca-cola cl-ssic pweez!!!

chicagoan: . . .
the improper term for pop.
my friend: “hey, give me a soda!”

me: you mean pop, right?
face it, you are all wrong. it isn’t pop, even though some people like calling it that (and in my opinion, that’s perfectly fine) and it isn’t called “soda” for the reasons you may think it is. soda, pop, or soda pop, was named “soda” due to it’s chief ingredient: sodium bicarbonate, which is a soluble, crystalline form of carbon. now, they decided “soda” because it is easier to say “hand me a soda” than it is to say “hand me a sodium bicarbonate soft drink.” some people started calling it “pop” because of the popping noise that occurs when a can or bottle is opened, or because of the popping noises that the bubbles make.
in all honesty, i don’t care if you say soda, pop, or soda pop; it really depends on where you grew up, or how informed you are. please just stop the quarrels; some are funny, but most are just r-t-rds being b-tches.
the correct term for a carbonated drink, not that bullsh-t name, “pop.” this ain’t 1950.
man, i sure do love soda. and not pop. what’s pop? who says that? i don’t.

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