Coke
41Coke — The real thing. Waiter: What will you have to drink. Customer: A large Coke. Waiter: We don t have Coke, will Pepsi be all right? Customer: No. Please, God, save me from Pepsi …
42Coke — The real thing. Waiter: What will you have to drink. Customer: A large Coke. Waiter: We don t have Coke, will Pepsi be all right? Customer: No. Please, God, save me from Pepsi …
43coke — noun 1 Coke (C, U) trademark the drink Coca Cola: Regular fries and a large Coke, please. 2 (U) informal cocaine 3 (U) a solid black substance produced from coal and burned to provide heat …
44coke — I. /koʊk / (say kohk) noun 1. the solid product resulting from the distillation of coal in an oven or closed chamber, or by imperfect combustion, used as a fuel, in metallurgy, etc. It contains about 80 per cent carbon. –verb (coked, coking)… …
45coke — koksas statusas T sritis Energetika apibrėžtis Kietas, akytas anglies produktas, susidarantis kaitinant organinį kurą (akmens anglis) be oro iki 950 1050 °C temperatūros. atitikmenys: angl. coke vok. Koks, m rus. кокс, m pranc. coke, m …
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46Coke — I. trademark used for a cola drink II. biographical name Sir Edward 1552 1634 Lord Coke English jurist …
47coke — noun a) Solid residue from roasting coal in a coke oven; used principally as a fuel and in the production of steel and formerly as a domestic fuel. b) cocaine …
48Coke — noun a) A portion of Coca Cola. Id like a Coke. b) A portion of any cola based soft drink …
49COKE — Coca Cola Bottling Company Consolidated (Business » NASDAQ Symbols) cocaine....There is a lot of coke on the street today. (Miscellaneous » Casual Expressions) …
50coke — (ko k ) s. m. Charbon minéral artificiel, qui est le résidu de la distillation de la houille, et qui diffère de cette dernière par l absence du bitume. ÉTYMOLOGIE Angl. coke …
