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"other" reponses:
| 1715 | tonic |
| 17 | soft drink |
| 9 | Soda Pop |
| 6 | Pepsi |
| 4 | Soder |
| 4 | Cola |
| 4 | Fizzy drink |
| 3 | Tubgirl Juice |
| 2 | soda |
| 2 | tarzan slam |
| 2 | Penis |
| 2 | Tonic! |
| 2 | guw |
| 2 | fresca |
| 1 | My mother says 'tonic' |
| 1 | If you think about it, there is no difference between 'Soda' and 'Pop' for the full name if Soda is 'Soda-Pop'!! |
| 1 | fizzy |
| 1 | Söder |
| 1 | bottle of tonic...since the advent of television this is being replaced by pop and soda |
| 1 | sodie pops |
| 1 | Code fuel (REAL programmers only drink caffiene) |
| 1 | sodie |
| 1 | Tonic. Some of my friends have taught themselves to say "soda" instead, because they think they should talk like everyone else in the country. |
| 1 | tonic (growing-up)/soda (currently) |
| 1 | tonic (pronounced either Tah-nik or with a very nasal Twon-ik |
| 1 | Tonic (Until I went to college and was looked at funny. Then, soda. |
| 1 | TONIC! of course |
| 1 | Diet brand name |
| 1 | Tonic (tawnik) |
| 1 | tonic , sodapop |
| 1 | Swill |
| 1 | when I lived in MA while I was growing up it was tonic, as that is what my parents called it. as I got older, I called it soda most of the time. moved here to KY and have been here for two years. I call it pop now, as I got too many strange looks when calling it soda. have only heard it called soda once in two years here (by the way, i've only heard it called Coke a couple of times) |
| 1 | tonnic |
| 1 | bad stuff, bad stuff indeed |
| 1 | Really, you people need to get a life! Who gives a damn whether to call it soda or pop? Just call it SODA POP |
| 1 | Dew |
| 1 | fizzy water |
| 1 | Water |
| 1 | Hey Ma, any tonic left? |
| 1 | delicious carbonated beverage |
| 1 | I call it mini-me |
| 1 | carbonated beverage item, grew up in WI saying POP, went to college in Iowa SODA, moved to Boston TONIC, so I give up, carbonated beverage item works for me now. |
| 1 | tonic, as in "I'll have an ahringe tawnik |
| 1 | I grew up calling is "SODA", but my parents always referred to it as "TONIC"! I think it's a generational thing, what you call a carbonated beverage. Regardless, noone ever called it "POP" where I am from, EVER!!! A "POP" was either a popsicle (frozen confection) or a lollypop (candy pop)!!! |
| 1 | Tonic. The reference comes from the days when these drinks were dispensed only at soda fountains in drug stores and were medicinal tonics Coca-Cola had cocaine in it (hence the name) when it was first introduced |
| 1 | tonic- people who say pop aren't cooler, they just can't spell tonic. |
| 1 | tonic aka tawnic - when using this word in the presence of someone that is not from Mass. I'm usually asked "you mean hair tonic??") |
| 1 | tonic as a child, but now i say soda. |
| 1 | Tonic (its a new engalnd thing) |
| 1 | Mountain Dew |
| 1 | For those of you who think that Coke was first, know that Dr Pepper was came before Coke. So anyone who refers to it as "Coke" because it was supposedly first (like Xerox, Kleenex, etc.) should now call it "Dr Pepper". |
| 1 | Tawnik |
| 1 | Fizzie |
| 1 | Sarsaparilla |
| 1 | tonic (tawnic - Boston Accent) |
| 1 | Ejaculate YUMMY NUMS |
| 1 | I am 58 years of age, grew up in the greater Boston area, and have taught English. The term "tonic" is the original term for carbonated beverages, as these substances were originally intended for medicinal use. The first such widely-marketed product, Dr. Pepper, has that name in an effort to emphasize its health-giving properties. "Tonics" are given in an effort to maintain and/or restore good health, demonstrating that deceptive marketing has been with us since at least the 19th century. |
| 1 | Yo, that tubgirl juice thing is a damn riot!!!! |
| 1 | bukake!! |
| 1 | Specific name |
| 1 | soft drink/tonic |
| 1 | While I already submitted that I say soda, I would like to point out how cool it is that many people in my hometown still say "tonic" to refer to carbonated soft drinks of any variety. |
| 1 | carbie |
| 1 | bubble-frappe |
| 1 | Jay Meers drinks tubgirl juice and has the HIV |
| 1 | tonic (pron. tawn-ik if you are from Boston and points south and a nasal too-awn-ik for points north of the Mystic River) |
| 1 | fssst |
| 1 | pop-pop fizz-fizz oh what a relief it is...oh wait, that's alkaseltzer. |
| 1 | its Tonic in Boston |
| 1 | ewretwe |
| 1 | tonic (tawnick) |
| 1 | Tonic.!! I grew up calling it tonic, but as I got older more and more people were using the word soda, so that's what I have used for most of my unusual life. And for the rest of you,,,,,soda-pop is redundent, as in dumb. |
| 1 | tonic (which is not to be confused with tonic water!) |
| 1 | BALLS |
| 1 | toinc |
| 1 | its SODA. you dont call things by their sounds, and pop is not short for phospate, sorry but that theory is just retarded |
| 1 | tonic (now say pepsi) |
| 1 | leroy |
| 1 | diet whatever |
| 1 | Poda |
| 1 | tonic, traditionally, but now trending toward soda, regrettably |
| 1 | Lube |
| 1 | can fizz |
| 1 | can piss |
| 1 | hrYWuQYgpyb |
| 1 | carbonated sugar water |
| 1 | nudUBdcD |
| 1 | artificailly flavored sugared carbonated new aged generation of what used to be caffinated pop |
| 1 | JVaYFiHO |
| 1 | Crack water |
| 1 | grew up saying tonic, now say soda |
| 1 | JoMLPhTIfef |
| 1 | I call it by it's name brand |
| 1 | wkEbzMyAI |
| 1 | energy drink |
| 1 | JKaxVGxdhVeOJV |
| 1 | UrMOLdBG |
| 1 | rodzilla |
| 1 | splarf |
| 1 | Tonic. Why didn't Charlie's wife just give him one more nickel? |
| 1 | poppysoda |
| 1 | david lawlor |
| 1 | YANKEES! |
| 1 | kEMYfQuTarG |
| 1 | Juice |
| 1 | Orangeade |
| 1 | bubbly stuff |
| 1 | pipi |
| 1 | seltzer |
| 1 | I use soda today, but growing up in the Boston area in the 60s and 70s we called it "Tonic". |
| 1 | Ginger Ale |
Statistics last generated: Sun Aug 30 00:05:00 2015 Pacific Time