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clementine
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clementine
a citrus fruit thought to be either a variety of tangerine or a hybrid between a tangerine and sweet orange
Clementine
forty-niner’s drowned daughter; “lost and gone forever.” [Am. Music: Leach, 236]
See : Grief
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The result of a joint partnership between Los Angeles-based Paramount Citrus and Sun Pacific, Cuties consist of two different varieties of fruit, Clementines mandarins, available from mid-October through April, and W.
California Cuties by Turcsik, Richard / Grocery Headquarters
Byline: Caroline Innes CLEMENTINES are an accidental hybrid of the tangerine and the orange, said to be named for the priest who discovered them about 100 years ago, Father Clement of Algeria.
GO EAT... CLEMENTINES by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
Clementine & Avocado Salad Serves 4-6 Clementines are members of the Mandarin orange family.
Cook with Chef Walter by Walter, Carole / Momentum
 
 
 
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