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“Lime is short for “quicklime” — to quote the omniscient wikipedia, “used in epidemics, plagues, and disasters to disintegrate bodies”.”
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“The Sport model comes in Lime Green and upgrades to adjustable preload, compression, and rebound piggyback shock absorbers, and cast aluminum wheels.”
“Diet Coke with Lime is good! posted by Eric 3: 26 PM |”
“They are introducing the Sophistica Collection that includes one called Lime Bicolor, which is one of the most exotic petunias you'll ever see.”
“The KFX450R is available in Lime Green or Sunbeam Red or a Black and a Monster Energy special edition.”
“The KFX50 and KFX90 are available in Lime Green or Sunbeam Red.”
“They found him sitting under a hedge in an old quarry at a place called Lime Kiln Road on the outskirts of Canterbury.”
“Never has a color been so maligned, called the Lime Green Monster by the left, and dumb green puke background even by the right.”
“In fact, all the travelling Troupers who had worked for K. and E. referred to it as a Lime, which is the same as a Lemon, only smaller.”
“Near to the scene of our story, the tenant of a certain farm called Lime Hurst was compelled to bring a rose at the feast of St John Baptist.”
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AGRI - apiculture
acacia, alfalfa, Arbutus unedo, ash content, baker's honey, Banksia menziesii, bee plant, Bell heather, blackberry honey, blend of honeys, blossom honey, borage and 183 more...
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color (green)
tiara's color lists rebuilt. ;)
( visual, colors, green, descriptive, randomness )green, Cloud, Celery, Mint, Turquoise, Apple, Lime, Kelly, Smaragdine/Emerald, Olivacious/Olive, Pistachio, Chartreuse(Tradit... and 247 more...
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DarkMessiah 1. calcium hydroxide: a caustic substance produced by heating limestone
2. calcium oxide: a white crystalline oxide used in the production of calcium hydroxide
3. birdlime: a sticky adhesive that is smeared on small branches to capture small birds
4. any of various related trees bearing limes
5. linden: any of various deciduous trees of the genus Tilia with heart-shaped leaves and drooping cymose clusters of yellowish often fragrant flowers; several yield valuable timber
6. cover with lime so as to induce growth; "lime the lawn" Jun 10, 2009