Cool drink
Soft drink or fizzy drinks, sometimes called pop. Not to be confused with epic drink with which contains alcohol
Cool drink by Squidlit1 November 4, 2019
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Cool drink of water
Cool drink of water by Camelcarmels June 13, 2015
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cooldrink
South African English word for softdrink (UK)/Cola, Soda(US) which may include fizzy/carbonated drinks and juices. Also known as 'coldrink','cold drink' or 'colddrink'. If you ask for Soda(US)in SA, you'll be served soda water.
cooldrink by Lino Goncalves January 10, 2008
Cooldrink
It is a South African word meaning softdrink(for example Coca-Cola) however when used in the context of traffic police or government officials it means bribe.
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