lemon squeezer
Britishnoun
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any of various devices for extracting the juice from citrus fruit
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informal a peaked hat with four indentations worn by the army on ceremonial occasions
Example Sentences
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Mr Sharif claimed that in 2016, Ms Batool had hit him on the head with a wooden lemon squeezer when he first wanted to leave and on another occasion attacked him with a broom.
From BBC
She used her winnings to outfit her kitchen with products from Flip — plates, cups, silverware, a lemon squeezer and Tupperware.
From Los Angeles Times
Food52 staff writer Kelly Vaughan developed a cocktail recipe featuring limoncello for her summer wedding — she called it "The Lemon Squeezer" and made it with equal parts limoncello, prosecco, and soda water.
From Salon
She adds that her Bellemain lemon squeezer "changed my life."
From Salon
He’s already flexing his repurposing gene: a toy frog becomes a phone at his ear; a yellow lemon squeezer is the bill of a quack quack; and a loose brown string under a towel turns into a monkey tail.
From New York Times
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