Seltzer (noun)

Water that has been artificially carbonated and contains dissolved minerals, typically sodium bicarbonate, used as a beverage.

Origin:

The word "seltzer" is derived from the german name of the town niederselters, where naturally carbonated mineral water was first bottled and sold.

Examples:

1. He ordered a seltzer at the bar.
2. Seltzer is a type of carbonated water that contains dissolved minerals, giving it a distinct taste.
3. Seltzer is commonly used as a mixer in cocktails and other drinks.
4. Seltzer is a popular alternative to soda and other sugary beverages, as it contains fewer calories.
5. Seltzer is known to help with digestion and has been used as a remedy for upset stomachs.