Dr Peppern.

Brit.

/ˌdɒktə ˈpɛpə/, U.S.

/ˌdɑktər ˈpɛpər/

Forms: 1800s– Dr. Pepper (with point), 1900s Doctor Pepper, 1900s– Dr Pepper (without point).

Origin: Of uncertain origin.

Etymology: Origin uncertain.Several sources assert that this drink was invented around 1885 by Charles Alderton (1857–1941), U.S. pharmacist, at the Old Corner Drug Store in Waco, Texas, and first sold at the pharmacy's soda fountain, although documentary evidence to confirm this beyond doubt appears to be lacking. The proprietary name Dr. Pepper was in use from around 1895; prior to this, the product was marketed as Dr. Pepper's Phos-Ferrates (and variant spellings):1890 Austin (Texas) Statesman 11 May 6/2 (advt.) Wanted—everybody to try a glass of Dr. Pepper's Phos-Ferates, the ideal tonic and brain food.1897 Marietta (Indian Territory) Monitor 10 Sept. 5/1 (advt.) If you feel debilitated, ‘all broke up’, drink Dr. Pepper's Phos Ferrates at Irwin & Evants' Soda Fount, 5c... Dr. Pepper's Phos Ferrate's. Stops that worn-out feeling of yours.Several historical individuals have been identified as the individual referred to in the product's name, although in none of these cases has evidence to support a connection with the drink been found. The name may rather have been invented to support the various medical claims made for the product in early advertising, as a tonic and aid to digestion (perhaps compare pepper n. 4b, pep n.¹, pepsin n.).

Originally U.S.

A proprietary name for: a carbonated soft drink with a dark red-brown colour and a distinctive flavour suggestive of cherries, almonds, and herbs and spices; a bottle, can, or drink of this.

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the world > food and drink > drink > aerated or carbonated drink > [noun] > proprietary drinks

Club Soda1877

Coca-Cola1887

Dr Pepper1895

Pepsi-Cola1903

Coke1909

Pepsi1916

seven-up1931

Aqua Libra1987

1895 Guthrie (Oklahoma) Daily Leader 5 June 4/4 Bring in your tickets for Dr. Pepper at Lillie & Co.'s fountain.

1947 Fortune Oct. 108/1 Dr. Pepper..is a soft drink, colored ruby red, and variously described by Southerners who have been drinking it some sixty-three years as tasting like: (1) cherry, (2) almond, (3) raspberry, (4) prune juice.

1985 Toronto Life Sept. 76/2 Upstairs in the second-floor common room, he pops a Dr. Pepper.

2006 D. Trussoni Falling through Earth (2007) vi. 93 Kelly cracked a can of Dr Pepper and gave me a swig.

This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, March 2022).

单词	dr pepper
释义	Dr Peppern. Brit. /ˌdɒktə ˈpɛpə/, U.S. /ˌdɑktər ˈpɛpər/ Forms: 1800s– Dr. Pepper (with point), 1900s Doctor Pepper, 1900s– Dr Pepper (without point). Origin: Of uncertain origin. Etymology: Origin uncertain.Several sources assert that this drink was invented around 1885 by Charles Alderton (1857–1941), U.S. pharmacist, at the Old Corner Drug Store in Waco, Texas, and first sold at the pharmacy's soda fountain, although documentary evidence to confirm this beyond doubt appears to be lacking. The proprietary name Dr. Pepper was in use from around 1895; prior to this, the product was marketed as Dr. Pepper's Phos-Ferrates (and variant spellings):1890 Austin (Texas) Statesman 11 May 6/2 (advt.) Wanted—everybody to try a glass of Dr. Pepper's Phos-Ferates, the ideal tonic and brain food.1897 Marietta (Indian Territory) Monitor 10 Sept. 5/1 (advt.) If you feel debilitated, ‘all broke up’, drink Dr. Pepper's Phos Ferrates at Irwin & Evants' Soda Fount, 5c... Dr. Pepper's Phos Ferrate's. Stops that worn-out feeling of yours.Several historical individuals have been identified as the individual referred to in the product's name, although in none of these cases has evidence to support a connection with the drink been found. The name may rather have been invented to support the various medical claims made for the product in early advertising, as a tonic and aid to digestion (perhaps compare pepper n. 4b, pep n.¹, pepsin n.). Originally U.S. A proprietary name for: a carbonated soft drink with a dark red-brown colour and a distinctive flavour suggestive of cherries, almonds, and herbs and spices; a bottle, can, or drink of this. ΘΚΠ the world > food and drink > drink > aerated or carbonated drink > [noun] > proprietary drinks Club Soda1877 Coca-Cola1887 Dr Pepper1895 Pepsi-Cola1903 Coke1909 Pepsi1916 seven-up1931 Aqua Libra1987 1895 Guthrie (Oklahoma) Daily Leader 5 June 4/4 Bring in your tickets for Dr. Pepper at Lillie & Co.'s fountain. 1947 Fortune Oct. 108/1 Dr. Pepper..is a soft drink, colored ruby red, and variously described by Southerners who have been drinking it some sixty-three years as tasting like: (1) cherry, (2) almond, (3) raspberry, (4) prune juice. 1985 Toronto Life Sept. 76/2 Upstairs in the second-floor common room, he pops a Dr. Pepper. 2006 D. Trussoni Falling through Earth (2007) vi. 93 Kelly cracked a can of Dr Pepper and gave me a swig. This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, March 2022). < n.1895
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