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Cream soda

noun

Sweet carbonated drink flavored with vanilla.

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"Cream soda" Quotes from Famous Books

... Wiggily ten pennies, and he went to sleep in a feather bed, while the old gentleman rabbit went down to the drug store to get an ice cream soda. ...

— Uncle Wiggily's Adventures • Howard R. Garis

... that evening Missy was unusually subdued. She realized, of course, that there were no love-potions nowadays; that they existed only in the Middle Ages; and that the silver flasket contained everyday ice-cream soda. And she wasn't sure she knew exactly what the word "symbol" meant, but she felt that somehow the ice-cream soda, shared between them, was symbolic of that famous, fateful drink. She wished acutely that this second episode, ...

— Missy • Dana Gatlin

... shave or a tub since he got here. He locks himself in the bathroom and spends hours manicuring his nails and putting bay-rum on his hair. He—All right, I won't if you say so! But, Sylvia, you ought to make a real spree of this, and go in to the drug-store for an ice-cream soda ...

— The Old Gray Homestead • Frances Parkinson Keyes

... was in the air. The boys preferred to try the water from the brook, despite Jake's dire hints at typhoid and other germs holding a convention in it. It was sweet and cool, and the girls voted it as good as ice-cream soda. ...

— The Girl Aviators' Motor Butterfly • Margaret Burnham

... attendance on a fidgety old cripple long enough. Go along with Tony and squander your francs at boule, and drink cafe melange or ice-cream soda, or whatever indigestible drinks the Kursaal management provides, and listen to this 'perfectly ripping programme.'" She shot a quizzical glance at Tony. "And you can tell that crabbed old uncle of yours to come to the villa and keep me ...

— The Vision of Desire • Margaret Pedler