SCOTCH AND SODA • E-FREE TRANSLATION.COM • Definition of Scotch and soda

... in the pavilion by the first tee. There were sandwiches and biscuits—crackers, of course—and cakes and sweets galore. Also thirst-quenching materials sufficient to satisfy even the gamblers of Mr. Heathcroft's acquaintance. The "sporting curate," behind a huge Scotch and soda, was relating his mishaps in approaching the seventh hole for the benefit of his brother churchmen, Messrs. Judson and Worcester. Lady Carey was dilating upon her pet subject, the talents and virtues of "Carleton, dear," for the benefit of ...

— Kent Knowles: Quahaug • Joseph C. Lincoln

... nothing of the talk, saved himself from speech by crossing to the concealed sideboard and mixing for himself a Scotch and soda. ...

— The Little Lady of the Big House • Jack London