Beverage [noun]

These grown-up Kool-Aid mixes promise a boost for your muscles as well as a sweet and guilt-free beverage for you to enjoy after a workout.

It sports a robust 48-ounce water tank and brews three different sizes of beverage, and the cup platform is adjustable-height for perfect placement of your espresso cup or glass of ice.

A bathtub tray is the perfect way to store your favorite bombs and bubbles or prop up a book and perch your favorite bath time beverage.

It is a great way to bring your favorite beverage into the bath, rest a candle, or hold some of your best bath products.

Participants are encouraged to bring their beverage of choice while socializing with new and old friends.

Aside from music, Tedder has quietly been an early-stage investor in a number of different companies ranging from tech to food and beverage to a commercial real estate firm, which he and his wife have been involved with since 2008.

The purpose of Mad Tasty is well beyond a need for me to prove something in the beverage space.

In an update to its month-long boycott of all social networks, the beverage giant said ad dollars would remain paused on Facebook and Instagram worldwide indefinitely.

Coca-Cola’s net revenue slid 28% in the quarter ended July 2 as lockdown conditions hit beverage sales in restaurants, bars and other out-of-home venues.

For example, if you’re someone designing a new sports beverage, you’re much more likely to gain traction with an endorsement from a professional athlete like Shaq than you would be from a high school basketball coach.