Synonyms for citrus
ˈsɪ trəscit·rus

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1. citrus, citrus fruit, citrous fruitnoun

   any of numerous fruits of the genus Citrus having thick rind and juicy pulp; grown in warm regions

   Synonyms:
   citrous fruit, citrus fruit, citrus tree

2. citrus, citrus treenoun

   any of numerous tropical usually thorny evergreen trees of the genus Citrus having leathery evergreen leaves and widely cultivated for their juicy edible fruits having leathery aromatic rinds

   Synonyms:
   citrous fruit, citrus fruit, citrus tree

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1. List of paraphrases for "citrus":

   citric, lemon

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1. Camelia Miller:

   Citrus naturally produces those essential things, nature's kind of figured it out.

2. Tom Perez:

   I'm ever mindful of the fact that there certainly has been some damage done, if you talk to the citrus farmers whose citrus rotted on the port, that's damage that has been done.

3. Stephanie Fritz:

   There’s a lot going on in your body and your liver has to process everything. It is doing a happy dance when you give it any sort of citrus oils.

4. Citrus County Sheriff Prendergast:

   Not only is arson dangerous, but in some cases can be deadly, no one in our community was injured during Harris’ tirade of inconceivable acts. I applaud our deputies, Community Crimes Detectives, and our partners at Citrus County Fire Rescue for working swiftly and diligently to keep our community safe from further harm.

5. Hugh Mangum:

   The irony for me is meat is the normal star of the show, but I like all of the sides, fixings and vegetables, roast some vegetables, of course, but make sure you have a great slaw and innovate a little bit. Maybe do some slaws with some new flavors : soy sauce, fish sauce and brighten everything up with a lot of acids like citrus to match with the fats and to pair well with your beer.