Clementine (noun)

A variety of mandarin orange that is easy to peel and has a sweet, juicy flesh.

Origin:

Early 20th century: named after father clément rodier, who cultivated it in algeria.

Examples:

1. The clementine is a small, round citrus fruit that is often sold in boxes.
2. The farmer's market had a fresh shipment of juicy clementines.
3. The clementine is a hybrid of a mandarin orange and a sweet orange.
4. The elderly couple enjoyed sipping clementine juice together with their breakfast.
5. The clementine is in season from December to February.