calamondin
/kæləˈmɒndɪn/Definitions
1. noun
A small, sour citrus fruit, often used as a garnish or in marmalades.
“She added a slice of calamondin to the cocktail for a burst of citrus flavor.”
2. noun
A type of citrus tree (Citrus × microcarpa) native to the Philippines.
“The farmer cultivated a calamondin tree in his orchard for its fragrant flowers and small fruits.”