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Definition of seltzer in English: seltzer(also seltzer water) noun ˈsɛltzəˈsɛltsər mass noundated 1Soda water. Example sentencesExamples - There are other alternatives such as herbal teas, and some soft drinks such as seltzer, fruit-flavored soft drinks, or ginger ale, which have never contained caffeine.
- They had to drink seltzer water instead of champagne and had even been given a pasteboard turkey which they were expected to pretend to consume.
- Be sure to include offerings from the alcohol-free zone: sparkling water, fruit juice mixed with seltzer or ginger ale, spiced iced tea or cider.
- Quality has been getting better, though in the past they've seemed more like seltzer than sparkling wines; Parxet is particularly nice.
- This was the first artificially carbonated water, known as soda water or seltzer.
- 1.1 Medicinal mineral water from Niederselters in Germany.
Example sentencesExamples - The word ‘seltzer’ originated in Niederselters, Germany, where natural springs produced carbonated water enjoyed by the locals.
- Centuries ago, I would have had to travel to Niederselters, Germany, wherefrom the word ‘seltzer’ derives, to drink from their natural pools of carbonated water.
Origin Mid 18th century: alteration of German Selterser, from (Nieder)selters (see above). Definition of seltzer in US English: seltzer(also seltzer water) nounˈseltsərˈsɛltsər dated 1Soda water. Example sentencesExamples - Be sure to include offerings from the alcohol-free zone: sparkling water, fruit juice mixed with seltzer or ginger ale, spiced iced tea or cider.
- This was the first artificially carbonated water, known as soda water or seltzer.
- They had to drink seltzer water instead of champagne and had even been given a pasteboard turkey which they were expected to pretend to consume.
- There are other alternatives such as herbal teas, and some soft drinks such as seltzer, fruit-flavored soft drinks, or ginger ale, which have never contained caffeine.
- Quality has been getting better, though in the past they've seemed more like seltzer than sparkling wines; Parxet is particularly nice.
- 1.1 Medicinal mineral water from Niederselters in Germany.
Example sentencesExamples - The word ‘seltzer’ originated in Niederselters, Germany, where natural springs produced carbonated water enjoyed by the locals.
- Centuries ago, I would have had to travel to Niederselters, Germany, wherefrom the word ‘seltzer’ derives, to drink from their natural pools of carbonated water.
Origin Mid 18th century: alteration of German Selterser, from ( Nieder)selters (see above). |