satsuma
/ˈsætsmə/Definitions
1. noun
A variety of mandarin orange originating from Japan, typically seedless and easy to peel.
“The satsuma was a staple fruit in Japanese New Year’s celebrations.”
2. noun
A part of a masonry or brickwork structure, a wedge-shaped block used to fill in a corner.
“The satsumas were carefully placed to support the weight of the arch.”