Lemon and Under

Lemon

Lemon noun - Something that has failed.

Under and lemon are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Under" instead an adjective "Lemon".

Nearby Word: lemony

Under

Under adjective - Located below or beneath something else.

Lemon and under are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Lemon" instead an adjective "Under".

Both words in one sentence

  • Gypsy Curse: Some of the women of Bluebell believe they are under a gypsy curse not to have children until after Lemon marries.
  • McKay: Yes, well it's all true, but I'm not under the threat of impending death, and I don't have a— (Mitchell pulls out the lemon and holds it up to Rodney's face) McKay: ...Well, I'll see what I can come up with, then.
    Source: Plot Allergy
  • Comics and music critic Douglas Wolk once wrote a series of reviews under the secret identity of clueless Comics Journal intern Jess Lemon.
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