caffeinated
caf·fein·at·ed [ ˈka-fə-ˌnā-təd]
1 : stimulated by or as if by caffeine
//caffeinated workers caffeinated rhythms of electronic music— Marc Weingarten 2 : containing caffeine
//caffeinated coffee
Recent Examples on the Web
//Morning Grab a quick caffeinated beverage at Roadhouse Coffee just off Highway 1 in Bodega Bay — the lattes are particularly well balanced — and cruise around the harbor to Bodega Head.
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Gregory Thomas, SFChronicle.com, "One Day, One Place: Sonoma County’s remote coast," 25 Oct. 2019
//No juice, no flavored or plant-based milks, no caffeinated beverages or sodas.
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Laura Reiley, Washington Post, "Sweet excess: How the baby food industry hooks toddlers on sugar, salt and fat," 17 Oct. 2019
//Aside from caffeinated beverages, this can also be a pantry specifically for all those breakfast essentials, like cereal and a toaster.
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Hadley Mendelsohn, House Beautiful, "The Kitchen Design Rule That Makes Life So Much Easier," 4 Oct. 2019
//While other brands are busy celebrating the fall season with their latest pumpkin spice creations, McDonald’s is forging its own caffeinated path.
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Meghan Overdeep, Southern Living, "McDonald’s Unveils First New Seasonal Beverage in More Than 5 Years," 3 Oct. 2019
//Traegers rubs are highly rated on Amazon, so the coffee rub is most definitely worth trying for any caffeinated grill master.
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Alicia Kortendick, al, "Get your coffee-loving friend a gift for National Coffee Day," 26 Sep. 2019
//On the day of the initiation, John was given a shopping list: candles, bug spray, a kola nut (a caffeinated nut native to West Africa), razor blades, and 10,000 Nigerian naira (around thirty dollars)—his bamming fee.
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Sean Williams, Harper's magazine, "The Black Axe," 19 Aug. 2019
//What remains to be seen is whether the new products will have devoted latte fans brewing up their favorite caffeinated drinks at home, cutting into Starbucks' lucrative business of selling lattes for as much as six bucks a pop.
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Kate Gibson, CBS News, "Starbucks creamers are coming to grocery stores next month," 22 July 2019
//Have the person drink cool water or a non-alcoholic, non-caffeinated beverage.
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NBC News, "Don't fry: 3 stages of heat stroke you need to know," 19 July 2019
First Known Use of caffeinated
circa 1896, in the meaning defined at sense 2
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