lemon-squash

The "little milliner" was nowhere to be seen, and Kitty herself was ensconced on the Chesterfield, enjoying an iced lemon-squash and a cigarette, while Penelope and Barry were downstairs playing a desultory game of billiards.

The Moon out of Reach Margaret Pedler

In the saloon the Indians naturally gathered to their own tables, but in fine weather they entered into the usual deck life of a liner, sat about in deck-chairs, made some show of reading, chiefly English light literature, made an attempt at the stereotyped deck games, played cards largely, and discovered that lemon-squash was a cooling drink, and those who could afford it went in for it often.

India and the Indians Edward Fenton Elwin

Expeditionary Force Canteens 'price-list at from 76 to 80 francs a dozen, but there were days and days when none was to be bought, and no lime-juice and no bottled lemon-squash either.

Pushed and the Return Push George Herbert Fosdike Nichols

Day, and made many a lemon-squash: there was double narcissus in flower everywhere; it sprouted up in the grass paths which divided our garden, and got badly trodden down: there were rows and rows of beans, which scented the air: last of all, there were some red geraniums in flower.

In the Tail of the Peacock Isabel Savory

"I will go and make you a lemon-squash," she said coldly; "you are possibly thirsty."

In the Mist of the Mountains Ethel Sybil Turner 1915

Freddy poured himself out a lemon-squash and drank it off.

There was a King in Egypt Norma Lorimer 1906

And no doubt you're better suited drinking lemon-squash in town.

The Man from Snowy River 1902

He waved aside tea, and called for a lemon-squash.

Parrot & Co. Harold MacGrath 1901

'They're brought up on lemon-squash and mobilisation text-books.

A Diversity of Creatures Rudyard Kipling 1900

Instead of tea, those who liked had black coffee with thick cream, and the others drank what I should call lemon-squash, but they all spoke of it as lemonade.

Lady Betty Across the Water Orson Lowell 1889