murcott

Or mur·cot

[mur-kot]

noun

1. a thin-skinned, juicy variety of tangerine.

Word History and Origins

Origin of murcott¹

Allegedly named after Charles Murcott Smith, Florida grower

Example Sentences

Ms Murcott said testing should be carried out in labour or shortly before.

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"Those are trademark names for what are usually multiple cultivars: clementines before Christmas — usually fina sodea clementines or clemenules — then after Christmas the W Murcott afourer and tango. But mostly tango."

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Anne Murcott, a professorial research associate at the food studies centre of Soas, suggests the avocado’s success owes quite a lot to clever marketing.

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But this one, Mr. Murcott said, his voice breaking, Nancarrow called “Para Yoko.”

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Four quartets of Alarm Will Sound members played Mr. Murcott’s version of Study No. 36 on Saturday afternoon; a line is played at four different speeds, somehow uniting for glissandos that flow without break through the four voices.

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