ginger ale

noun

Definition of ginger ale

: a sweetened carbonated nonalcoholic beverage flavored mainly with ginger extract

Examples of ginger ale in a Sentence

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In other words, guzzling ginger ale won't exactly help your health. — Caroline Picard, Good Housekeeping, "The 5 Best Health Benefits of Ginger Water," 11 Jan. 2019 Basically, ginger ale is straight fuel for your stomach’s fire. — Chloe Metzger, Marie Claire, "Ginger Ale Isn't Good for Upset Stomachs," 9 Oct. 2018 There are bottles of Seagram’s ginger ale and a pile of Juul pods on the counter of the East Village apartment where Keith Ape is currently staying. — Monica Kim, Vogue, "Keith Ape, Korea’s Breakout Rap Star, Is Making One Major Comeback," 6 Sep. 2018 Buy some ginger ale, soup, a sports drink, mint tea, whatever your go-to aids are for a queasy stomach. — Carolyn L. Todd, SELF, "15 Ways to Mentally and Physically Prepare for Your Abortion Procedure," 24 July 2018 One paid for the order, which included two bags of chips — barbecue and plain — and a glass bottle of ginger ale. — Hannah Leone, chicagotribune.com, "11 shot in Chicago Thursday through Friday, including 16-year-old boy," 29 June 2018 Serve in glasses with ice and top off with ginger ale. — Meg Spaeth, Country Living, "Plum Sangria," 15 June 2010 Ginger beer is a nonalcoholic carbonated soda that’s like ginger ale but with more ginger bite and spice. — Emily Spicer, San Antonio Express-News, "3 summer sippers all made with ginger beer," 15 June 2018 Buddy was able to do bourbon justice in the Basilica as well, balancing a strong pour of Maker’s Mark with basil and ginger ale. — Paul Stephen, San Antonio Express-News, "Paula Deen vs. Buddy V: S.A.’s Celebrity Restaurant Smackdown," 7 May 2018

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