gaseosa
/ɡasɪˈəʊsə/noun
In Spanish-speaking contexts: a carbonated soft drink.
Origin
Late 19th century; earliest use found in Fanny Workman (1859–1925). From Spanish gaseosa, short for limonada gaseosa from limonada + gaseosa, feminine of gaseoso.
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