Limeade (noun)

1. A drink made from lime juice, sugar, and water.
2. A sweet, refreshing beverage typically made by mixing lime juice, sugar, and water.
3. A type of lemonade that is made with lime juice instead of lemon juice.

Origin:

Early 20th century: blend of lime + lemonade.

Examples:

1. The limeade was a perfect thirst quencher on a hot summer day.
2. The limeade recipe called for fresh lime juice, sugar, and cold water.
3. The limeade was popular at the beach for its tangy flavor and light color.
4. The limeade stand was a busy place as people came to enjoy the delicious drink.
5. The limeade was made from fresh limes, not from concentrate, for the best taste.