Synonyms for caffeinated
ˈkæf əˌneɪ tɪdcaf·feinat·ed

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1. caffeinatedadjective

   Synonyms:
   leaded, regular, energy drinks, juiced, coffee

   Antonyms:
   unleaded, decaffeinated, soft drinks, decaf, caffeine-free, coffee

2. caffeinatedadjective

   Containing caffeine naturally (e.g., coffee, tea, and cacao [whose seeds are used to make cocoa, chocolate, and their various derivative products]) or as an additive (e.g., soft drinks, sports drinks, or energy drinks).

   Synonyms:
   energy drinks, coffee, leaded, juiced, regular

   Antonyms:
   coffee, decaffeinated, unleaded, decaf, soft drinks, caffeine-free

3. caffeinatedadjective

   Overly peppy or energetic (as in a person or pet).

   Synonyms:
   juiced, leaded, energy drinks, regular, coffee

   Antonyms:
   decaf, coffee, caffeine-free, decaffeinated, soft drinks, unleaded

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1. Max Maizels:

   Keep things that may irritate the bladder away from the diet while the bedwetting is resolving like carbonated beverages, citrus, melons, caffeinated foods.

2. Olga Rusnak:

   We spent a lot of time with industry experts and consumers testing various product ideas and this one, caffeinated strips, always came back as No. 1, people just love the idea of being able to have products that contain moderate amounts of caffeine right in your pocket, on the go.

3. Lauren Manaker:

   What I found, with the research, is that sugary caffeinated beverages should be cut out.

4. Erikka Loftfield:

   Since the majority of coffee drinkers in our study primarily drank caffeinated coffee, we had better statistical power to detect an association for caffeinated than for decaffeinated coffee drinking.

5. Jodie Relf:

   Other things to consider that are not mentioned in the study are : Firstly, what those who weren't drinking tea were drinking -- was tea replaced by sugary drinks or caffeinated beverages... and was that what increased their risk... ?