† lemonadon.
Obsolete.
Lemonade.
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imperial water1535
lemonadoc1640
lemonade1664
orangeade1672
Barbados-water1700
imperial drink1767
imperial1772
beverage1796
lemon cordial1836
citronade1840
king's cup1843
ade1861
lemon1885
limeade1892
citron pressé1916
bellywash1959
nimbu pani1961
c1640 Capt. Underwit iv. i, in A. H. Bullen Coll. Old Eng. Plays (1883) II. 375 The Lemonados cleere sparkling wine The grosser witts too, doth much refine.
1668 T. Sydserff Tarugo's Wiles 18 Cooling those fiery Blisters upon the Liver that's procur'd by extraordinary drinking of Lemonado.
1676 T. Shadwell Libertine i. 9 I saw at a Villa not far off, a grave mighty bearded Fool, drinking Lemonado with his Mistris.
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