tangelo tree (Meaning)

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tangelo tree (n)

hybrid between grapefruit and mandarin orange; cultivated especially in Florida

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The tangelo tree stood tall and proud in the lush orchard, its branches heavy with fragrant fruit.
The sweet aroma of tangelos wafted through the air as the sun kissed the leaves of the tree.
The tangelo tree was a sanctuary for birds, who chirped merrily in its foliage.
The golden-orange tangelos clung tightly to the branches, like lanterns illuminating the orchard.
The juicy flesh of the tangelos burst with a tangy sweetness that tantalized the taste buds.
The tangelo tree was a beacon of hope, a symbol of resilience and abundance.
The tangelo tree offered shade and sustenance to weary travelers, its fruit a welcome respite.
The tangelo tree had weathered many storms, its roots deeply embedded in the earth.
The tangelo tree was a beloved landmark, admired by generations of locals.
The tangelo tree was a gift from nature, its fruit a testament to the bounty of the earth.

hybrid between grapefruit and mandarin orange; cultivated especially in Florida

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The tangelo tree stood tall and proud in the lush orchard, its branches heavy with fragrant fruit.

The sweet aroma of tangelos wafted through the air as the sun kissed the leaves of the tree.

The tangelo tree was a sanctuary for birds, who chirped merrily in its foliage.

The golden-orange tangelos clung tightly to the branches, like lanterns illuminating the orchard.