limejuice

noun
UK /ˈlaɪm dʒuːs/
US /ˈlaɪm dʒuːs/

The sour juice you squeeze from a green lime fruit.

She added a splash of limejuice to her water for flavor.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A drink made from lime juice, often mixed with water and sugar.

We ordered two glasses of cold limejuice at the stand.

3. A slang term for a British sailor or a person from a ship, from the old practice of giving sailors lime juice.

The old limejuice told stories about his years at sea.

4. A flavoring or ingredient used in cooking and cocktails.

The recipe calls for fresh limejuice and a pinch of salt.