- Look up
lime,
limé,
līme, or
łime in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Lime most
commonly refers to:
Lime (fruit), a
green citrus fruit Lime (material)...
- Look up
Limes,
limes,
limés, or
limes' in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Limes may
refer to:
Limes (Roman Empire), a
border marker and
defense system...
- are
called limes,
including the Key
lime (Citrus aurantiifolia),
Persian lime,
kaffir lime,
finger lime,
blood lime, and
desert lime.
Limes are a rich...
- A
limer, or
lymer /ˈlaɪmər/, was a kind of dog, a scenthound, used on a
leash in
medieval times to find
large game
before it was
hunted down by the pack...
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burnt lime, is a
widely used
chemical compound. It is a white, caustic, alkaline,
crystalline solid at room temperature. The
broadly used term
lime connotes...
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ingredient in Key
lime pie. The key
lime is not to be
confused with West
Indian lime, bartender's
lime,
Omani lime, or
Mexican lime which are slightly...
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liming in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Liming may
refer to:
Liming (soil), the
application of
alkali to soil to
neutralize soil acidity.
Liming (leather...
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hydroxide has many
names including hydrated lime,
caustic lime, builders'
lime,
slaked lime, cal, and
pickling lime.
Calcium hydroxide is used in many applications...
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Lime is an
inorganic material composed primarily of
calcium oxides and hydroxides. It is also the name for
calcium oxide which is used as an industrial...
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Britain and
Ireland they are
commonly called lime trees,
although they are not
related to the
citrus lime. The
genus occurs in
Europe and
eastern North...
