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limonade

limonade noun: a still (non-carbonated), typically homemade or fresh-squeezed drink made of water, lemon juice, and sweetener.

Noun (1)

limonade

  1. (North-America) A still (non-carbonated), typically homemade or fresh-squeezed drink made of water, lemon juice, and sweetener.

Proper noun capitalized: Limonade

Limonade

  1. A commune in northeastern Haiti.

Noun (2) capitalized: Limonade

Limonade

  1. Alternative letter-case form of limonade.

Origin of limonade

Borrowed from French limonade.

Questions about limonade

What does limonade mean?
Limonade means a still (non-carbonated), typically homemade or fresh-squeezed drink made of water, lemon juice, and sweetener.
What part of speech is limonade?
Limonade can be a noun or a proper noun.

Words near limonade in the dictionary

  1. Limoges
  2. Limoges ware
  3. Limoges wares
  4. limolike
  5. limon
  6. limonade
  7. limoncello
  8. limoncellos
  9. limoncillo
  10. Limone Piemonte
  11. limonene

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