noun
citron
SIT-run/ˈsɪtrən/
A large fragrant citrus fruit with a thick yellow rind.
The cut citron reveals thick white rind around a small center of pulp.
Etymology
Old French citron named both the citron and the lemon. English likewise once used the word for lemons or limes before restricting it to the large, thick-rinded fruit.
In context
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More examples
- The citron has much more rind than juicy flesh.
- The fabric comes in a greenish-yellow citron shade.
- A bowl of fresh citrons sits on the market stall.
Forms
citron · citrons
Similar words
- lemon
- A lemon is generally smaller and juicier; citron is distinguished by its thick aromatic rind.