citrange
noun
cit·range
\ˈsi‧trə̇nj\
Definition of citrange
-s
: a citrus fruit resulting from a cross between the sweet orange and the trifoliate orange and having a more acid flavor and a more pronounced aroma than the orange
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Origin and Etymology of citrange
citr- + orange
First Known Use: 1903
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