Useful English Word or Phrase to Boost Your English: Squash (Drink)

What does it mean?

Squash is a very common UK term for a non-alcoholic, fruit-flavoured syrup or concentrate that you dilute with water before drinking. It's the same as what some countries call cordial or diluting juice.

Is it positive or negative?

It's neutral - a simple descriptive word for this type of drink.

When do you use it?

You use it when asking for or describing this type of diluted drink, usually as an alternative to water or fizzy drinks.

Examples

Example 1: I made a glass of squash drink.

Example 2: We call it squash drink, not juice.

Question for you

Do you drink squash drink at home?

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