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What is an adjective that describes lime?

Here are some adjectives that describe lime, depending on the context:

For the fruit:

* Green: The most common color of lime fruit.

* Sour: Describes the strong, acidic taste.

* Tangy: Similar to sour, but with a brighter, more lively flavor.

* Zesty: Describes the refreshing and vibrant flavor.

* Pungent: Describes the strong aroma.

* Juicy: Describes the high water content of the fruit.

* Ripe: Describes a lime that's ready to eat.

* Waxy: Describes the skin's texture.

For the color:

* Lime: The color itself.

* Chartreuse: A slightly yellow-green color, similar to lime green.

* Pale green: A lighter shade of green.

* Bright: Describes a vivid and intense shade of green.

For the material:

* Calcareous: Describes something made from lime (calcium oxide).

* Limestone: Describes something made from sedimentary rock formed from calcium carbonate.

* Mortar: Describes a building material made from lime.

* Chalky: Describes a material that is similar to lime in texture and composition.

The best adjective to use depends on what aspect of lime you want to emphasize.

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