lemonades
USLEM-uh-naydz/ˈlɛmənˌeɪdz/UKlem-uh-NAYDZ/ˌlɛmənˈeɪdz/
- 1Plural of lemonade.
The stand sold dozens of lemonades on the hottest day of summer.
The cafe offers three different lemonades, each flavored with a fresh herb.
Note
A mass noun that also counts: the plural is where the counting happens. Sixteen lemonades are sixteen cups sold, and three lemonades on a menu are three kinds. What fills the glass depends on the country. In the US, Canada, India and the Philippines it is still lemon, water and sweetener. In the UK, Australia and New Zealand it is usually a clear, fizzy soft drink.
lemonades is a form of lemonade
lemonade, noun: A refreshing drink made from water, lemon juice, and a sweetener, often served chilled over ice. Full entry
- Forms
- lemonadelemonades plural
- Spelling
- lemonade → lemonades: add -s
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /z/.
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