orangeade
noun
or·ange·ade
ˌär-in-ˈjād 
ˌär(-ə)n-,
ˌȯr-in-,
ˌȯr(-ə)n-
: a beverage of sweetened orange juice mixed with water
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And then the arresting sight of a pumpkin patch, apocalyptic spheres of swamp-green or orangeade, only good for cattle fodder, too unchallenging to grow, so not as interesting to cook with.
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She was immediately swarmed by the group of excited orange-shirted women, who were spending the day dispensing orangeade and cookies to beachgoers in an effort to raise awareness about gun violence.
—Maeve Reston, CNN, 5 June 2018
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Literary Hub, 15 Aug. 2025
She was immediately swarmed by the group of excited orange-shirted women, who were spending the day dispensing orangeade and cookies to beachgoers in an effort to raise awareness about gun violence.
—Maeve Reston, CNN, 5 June 2018
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orangeade
noun
or·ange·ade
ˌär-in-ˈjād
ˈȯr-,
-ən-
: a drink made of orange juice, sugar, and water
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