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Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
carbonated
adjective
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
▪ fizzy lemonade
▪ I'd like a glass of carbonated mineral water, please.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
▪ A white-haired race official administers a carbonated electrolyte beverage whose effect is immediate: Paul vomits all over the truck bed.
▪ After all, Macbride had shown that carbonated water prevented putrefaction and had antiseptic properties.
▪ Clear out your food cupboard and throw away everything that will not travel well, such as leaky, crushable or carbonated goods.
▪ Many people find it hard to distinguish the taste of one kola-nut-flavored carbonated beverage from another.
▪ Rosalind Lloyd, Acton, London Over the past 50 years there has been a vast increase in consumption of carbonated drinks.
▪ This selection of carbonated and still waters cam be found on most supermarket shelves.
▪ Without calling Josta a carbonated love potion, Pepsi provides a little explanation on the back of each can.
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Carbonated

Carbonated \Car"bon*a`ted\, a. Combined or impregnated with carbonic acid.

Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
carbonated

"containing carbon dioxide," 1858, past participle adjective from carbonate (v.).

Wiktionary
carbonated

a. Containing carbon dioxide gas under pressure, especially pertaining to beverages, as natural mineral water or man-made drinks.

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WordNet
carbonated

adj. having carbonation (especially artificially carbonated)

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Usage examples of "carbonated".

Candler's new company also sold the syrupy base for its beverage to restaurants, which then added carbonated water.

Made mainly of sugar and carbonated water, Orange Crush promoted its small amount of California orange concentrate as healthful, hoping to capitalize on the food purity crusades of that era.

Artificially flavored carbonated sugar water—the breakfast of champions!

Some county schools tested a science course, developed in part by Pepsi, called “The Carbonated Beverage Company.

She took out a bottle of carbonated water from the refrigerator, poured a glass, drank some of it thirstily and carried it back to the bedroom.

In her lovely hand she had been holding a can of Orange Fresh, a new, all-natural carbonated orange beverage.

It described Locke's career over the past fifteen years at IF, listing the numerous successful marketing programs he had developed, all of which Peter recognized: Holy Cow ice cream, Presto Microwave Popcorn, and one of the most popular beverages of all time, Orange Fresh carbonated juice.

He raised a finger at the bartender, who regarded him with stolid hostility, and ordered in schoolboy French a small bottle of Vichy water, carbonated, without ice, and, out of deference to the guidebook, a glass of hot mint tea.

The bartender brought the mint tea and a liter bottle of Sidi Harazim water, not carbonated, with a glass of ice.

Artificially flavored carbonated sugar water--the breakfast of champions!

Some county schools tested a science course, developed in part by Pepsi, called "The Carbonated Beverage Company.

Artificially flavored carbonated sugar water–the breakfast of champions!

Everything between his lips and upper alimentary tract had been blitzed by a combination of food and liquid that most closely resembled carbonated turpentine.

All you could hear for a moment was labored breathing, carbonated bubbles going berserk in two dozen beer bellies, the beer coolers humming, and the ice machine tumbling chunks into its aluminum trough.

He stopped in for a six-pack of club sodahe has always had a passion for carbonated water.