shaddock
/ˈʃædək/Definitions
1. noun
A citrus fruit, also known as pomelo, with a thick, easy-to-peel skin, often eaten raw or used in marmalades.
“The tree was covered with fragrant shaddocks, a popular ingredient in local jams.”
2. verb
To remove the skin or outer layer of something, especially a fruit.
“She shaddocked the fruit and mixed it with sugar to make a sweet marmalade.”