Cedrate

/ˈseɪdreɪt/ noun

Definition

Another name for cedrat; a large fragrant citrus fruit used mainly for its scented peel rather than its juice.

Etymology

Variant or related form of cedrat, from French and Latin origins referring to citrus fruits with aromatic properties.

Kelly Says

Unlike regular lemons that people juice, cedrates were—and still are—basically just beautiful, fragrant peels that wealthy people kept around their homes like natural air fresheners!

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