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lemonade|lɛməˈneɪd|
Also 7–8 limonade.
[ad. F. limonade, f. limon lemon.]
a. A drink made of lemon-juice and water, sweetened with sugar.
In England now very commonly applied to ‘aerated lemonade’, which consists of water impregnated with carbonic acid with the addition of lemon-juice and sugar.
1663Killigrew Parson's Wed. iv. v, Captain, make some Lemonade. 1697C'tess D'Aunoy's Trav. (1706) 2 We wanted not for Limonade, and other refreshing waters. 1712Arbuthnot John Bull iv. vi, Thou and thy wife and children should walk in my gardens,..drink lemonade. 1791Gifford Baviad 51 With lemonade he gargles first his throat. 1812T. Moore Intercepted Lett. vi. 33 A Persian's Heav'n is eas'ly made, 'Tis but—black eyes and lemonade. 1817Byron Beppo lxv, Her lover brings the lemonade. 1831J. Davies Manual Mat. Med. 63 It [sulphuric acid] is administered with great success in the form of lemonade in bilious and typhoid fevers. 1867M. E. Herbert Cradle L. vi. 159 Deliciously cool lemonade and Turkish coffee preceded the more substantial evening meal.
b. attrib. and Comb., as lemonade bottle, lemonade crystal, lemonade powder, lemonade syrup.
1972Country Life 30 Nov. 1481/3 The screw-topped or marble-stoppered lemonade bottles of long ago.
1902J. T. Law Grocer's Manual (ed. 2) 528/2 Lemonade powders or crystals, these usually consist of a compound of..bicarbonate of soda,..tartaric acid,..icing sugar,..essence of lemon with..essence of pineapple. c1938Fortnum & Mason Price List 43/1 Lemonade crystals..per bot. 9½d.
1896J. T. Law Grocer's Manual 413/1 Lemonade powders,..usually consist of a compound of..bicarbonate of soda,..tartaric acid,..icing sugar. 1938L. MacNeice I Crossed Minch ii. x. 140 A plump school⁓girl..had a tin..containing lemonade powder.
1822M. Edgeworth Let. 20 Feb. (1971) 355 You are welcome to the lemonade-Syrop. I have sent my aunt another bottle. |