- pack, as
usual in
modern hunting. Instead, they were
first found by a
limer. The
limer would be
taken out at dawn by its handler, on foot, who
would identify...
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Lime refers to:
Lime (fruit), a
green citrus fruit Lime (material),
inorganic materials containing calcium,
usually calcium oxide or
calcium hydroxide...
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Limes is the
plural of
lime. It is also the
Latin word for
limit which refers to:
Limes (magazine), an
Italian geopolitical magazine Limes (Roman Empire)...
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flavoring ingredient in Key
lime pie. It is also
known as West
Indian lime, bartender's
lime,
Omani lime, or
Mexican lime, the last
classified as a distinct...
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whose fruits are
called limes,
including the Key
lime (Citrus aurantiifolia),
Persian lime,
Makrut lime, and
desert lime.
Limes are a rich
source of vitamin...
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Lime is a calcium-containing
inorganic mineral composed primarily of oxides, and hydroxide,
usually calcium oxide and/ or
calcium hydroxide. It is also...
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Liming may
refer to:
Liming (soil), the
application of
alkali to soil to
neutralize soil acidity.
Liming (leather processing),
process where hides are...
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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...
- yellow-green, lemon-
lime,
lime green, or
bitter lime. The
first recorded use of
lime green as a
color name in
English was in 1890.
Lime (color hex code #BFFF00)...
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LimeWire is a
discontinued free
software peer-to-peer file
sharing (P2P)
client for Windows, OS X,
Linux and Solaris.
LimeWire uses the
gnutella network...
