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Phonetic Respelling: [ lem-uhn ]

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noun. a small; egg-shaped; edible citrus fruit with a yellow rind and a juicy; sour pulp; rich in ascorbic acid

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The drink was a blend oflemonsand limes.

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The drink was a blend of lemons and limes.

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The drink was a blend of lemons and limes..

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Which word describes how lemons smell?

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What does Scaredy Squirrel make from the lemons to offer to his new friend?

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Why did Josephine use lemons on her skin?

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What does 'If life deals you lemons make lemonade' mean?

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Why did Winslow advise them to bring lemons or lemon juice?

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How many syllables in lemons?

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Lemons rhymes:

  • Two Syllable Rhymes
    • Hear clemans clemans
    • Hear clemens clemens
    • Hear clemmons clemmons
    • Hear ccremeans ccremeans
    • Hear demmons demmons
    • Hear emmons emmons
    • Hear fkemmons fkemmons
    • Hear lemans lemans
    • Hear lemmons lemmons
    • Hear plemmons plemmons
    • Hear psemmens psemmens
    • Hear tremens tremens
    • Hear yemen's yemen's

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