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pomelo

[ UK /pɒmˈiːlə‍ʊ/ ]
NOUN
  1. southeastern Asian tree producing large fruits resembling grapefruits
  2. large pear-shaped fruit similar to grapefruit but with coarse dry pulp

How To Use pomelo In A Sentence

  • It is understood that calm pomelo is the international registration marks the first success.
  • A farmer shows off his different-colored pomelos growing from out of the same tree.
  • The bit about not only sugary things tasting good shows Pomelo capering through asparagus-spiked hills. A Tiny Ambassador to Entrancing Worlds
  • In traditional Chinese medicine, the pulp and juice of the pomelo, which taste sweet with a hint of sourness, are good for the throat, stomach and spleen.
  • Pomelo, a citrous fruit, is generally favourite to consumers for its taste and high nutritional value.
  • The city features six fruits - lemon, lychee, banana, longan, pomelo and pineapple - and three flowers - narcissus, camellia and orchid.
  • This was evidently named by someone who has never seen either a lime or a melon, let alone a pomelo. Limecat Halloween Costume » E-Mail
  • And I think the blisters resemble pomelo pulp sacs.
  • There's of course more to the citrus family than lemon, limes and oranges - any food store worth its pomelo will offer minneolas, mandarins, tangerines, kumquats, clementines, satsumas, grapefruit and the absolutely delicious (but quite rare) blood oranges.
  • Oh yes, I love pomelo, the texture is so much fun - popping the thingies with my tongue ... whatever they're called. An epiphany about grapefruit | Homesick Texan
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