Definition of lime juicer in English:

lime juicer

noun

Australian dated, informal

A British person.
he had an inherited contempt for lime juicers
Example sentencesExamples
- "I'm sorry to have to inform them," I went on, "that this lime juicer has been licked."
- We don't want any lime juicers here.
- Where's that lime juicer—you son of a gun, come out and face me!
- You lime juicers don't know what good grub is.
- There's plenty booting in lime-juicers, I guess—though I don't deny but what some of them are soft.
- They is noisy-tongued lime juicers.
- Well, never mind—it's all in a lifetime—and who ever heard of a lime juicer winning a race anyway!
- I guess you've fixed me this time all right, and you're the first lime juicer who ever did it.
- The mate pulled a gun on a lime-juicer in port here last trip.
- The daily allowance for the sailors was 1 ounce lemon juice with 1 ounce sugar, the lemon juice being often called "lime juice" and our sailors "lime juicers."

Origin

Mid 19th century: with reference to the former enforced consumption of lime juice in the British navy (see Limey).

单词	lime juicer
释义	Definition of lime juicer in English: lime juicer noun Australian dated, informal A British person. he had an inherited contempt for lime juicers Example sentencesExamples "I'm sorry to have to inform them," I went on, "that this lime juicer has been licked." We don't want any lime juicers here. Where's that lime juicer—you son of a gun, come out and face me! You lime juicers don't know what good grub is. There's plenty booting in lime-juicers, I guess—though I don't deny but what some of them are soft. They is noisy-tongued lime juicers. Well, never mind—it's all in a lifetime—and who ever heard of a lime juicer winning a race anyway! I guess you've fixed me this time all right, and you're the first lime juicer who ever did it. The mate pulled a gun on a lime-juicer in port here last trip. The daily allowance for the sailors was 1 ounce lemon juice with 1 ounce sugar, the lemon juice being often called "lime juice" and our sailors "lime juicers." Origin Mid 19th century: with reference to the former enforced consumption of lime juice in the British navy (see Limey).
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