lime-juicer (Meaning)

lime-juicer

englishman, a British ship, a British sailor

The lime-juicer's hands were stained yellow from countless squeezed fruits.
Amidst the vibrant market stalls, the lime-juicer's rhythmic squeezes created a refreshing symphony.
The bartender's lime-juicer produced a steady stream of tangy liquid for the popular margaritas.
With deft precision, the lime-juicer extracted every last drop of juice, leaving only pale green rinds behind.
The lime-juicer's portable machine was indispensable for making quick and effortless cocktails.
The lime-juicer's freshly squeezed juice added a burst of acidity to the otherwise bland salad.
The housewife's lime-juicer was a time-saving essential for preparing marinades and dressings.
The commercial lime-juicer churned through crates of limes, producing industrial-scale quantities of juice.
Despite the acidity, the lime-juicer's sturdy construction withstood the constant onslaught of citrus.
The lime-juicer was not only a tool but also a symbol of freshness and vibrant flavors in the kitchen.

englishman, a British ship, a British sailor

sailboater, able seaman, limey,powerboater, crewman, coxswain, salt, deckhand, lubber, sea dog

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The lime-juicer's hands were stained yellow from countless squeezed fruits.

Amidst the vibrant market stalls, the lime-juicer's rhythmic squeezes created a refreshing symphony.

The bartender's lime-juicer produced a steady stream of tangy liquid for the popular margaritas.

With deft precision, the lime-juicer extracted every last drop of juice, leaving only pale green rinds behind.