lemonade shandy

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• Shandy — (also radler or panaché) is beer flavoured with lemonade or another soft drink or soda water. The proportions of the two ingredients are adjusted to taste, normally half and half, although shandy sold canned or bottled is typically much weaker,… …   Wikipedia

• shandy — (n.) mix of beer and fizzy lemonade, 1888, shortening of shandygaff (1853), of unknown origin …   Etymology dictionary

• shandy — ► NOUN (pl. shandies) ▪ beer mixed with lemonade or ginger beer. ORIGIN abbreviation of shandygaff, of unknown origin …   English terms dictionary

• Lemonade — This article is about the drink made with lemons. For other uses, see Lemonade (disambiguation). Cloudy lemonade, a mixture of lemon juice, sugar, and non carbonated water …   Wikipedia

• shandy — [[t]ʃæ̱ndi[/t]] shandies N UNCOUNT Shandy is a drink which is made by mixing beer and lemonade. [BRIT] ...half a pint of shandy. N COUNT A glass of shandy can be referred to as a shandy …   English dictionary

• shandy — UK [ˈʃændɪ] / US noun [uncountable] Word forms shandy : singular shandy plural shandies a) an alcoholic drink made by mixing beer and lemonade b) [countable] a glass of this drink …   English dictionary

• shandy — noun (plural shandies) Date: 1888 1. shandygaff 2. a drink consisting of beer and lemonade …   New Collegiate Dictionary

• shandy — /shan dee/, n., pl. shandies. Chiefly Brit. 1. a mixture of beer and lemonade. 2. shandygaff. [1885 90; short for SHANDYGAFF] * * * …   Universalium

• shandy — noun /ˈʃændi/ a) A drink made by mixing beer and lemonade. b) A glass of this drink …   Wiktionary

• shandy — I Kiwi (New Zealand Slang) drink made with lemonade and beer II Cleveland Dialect List wild, unsteady; half crazy; lean, poor looking …   English dialects glossary

• shandy — shan|dy [ˈʃændi] n plural shandies [U and C] BrE [Date: 1800 1900; Origin: shandygaff, name of a drink made from beer and ginger beer (C19 20), of unknown origin] a drink made of beer mixed with ↑lemonade, or a glass of this drink …   Dictionary of contemporary English