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Of, relating to, or characteristic of a citizen.

In the manner of a citizen.

The citizens of a place regarded collectively.

The citizens of a place regarded collectively.

A legally recognized subject or national of a state or commonwealth, either native or naturalized.

The position or status of being a citizen of a particular country.

A lute-like medieval stringed instrument, forerunner of the cittern.

A person who plays the citole.

A person who plays the citole.

A lute-like medieval stringed instrument, forerunner of the cittern.

In france and french-speaking countries: a (usually male) citizen. also (usually with capital initial) used as a title or form of address during the french revolution (now historical).

In france and french-speaking countries: a female citizen. also (frequently with capital initial) used as a title or form of address during the french revolution (now historical).

In france and french-speaking countries: a (usually male) citizen. also (usually with capital initial) used as a title or form of address during the french revolution (now historical).

A salt or ester, or the anion, of citraconic acid.

Relating to or derived from citraconic acid.

A fragrant liquid occurring in citrus and lemongrass oils and used in flavourings and perfumes.

An amide of citric acid, especially the triamide.

That is or relates to this (i.e. the nearer) side of the mountains (usually specifically the alps); = "cismontane". opposed to ultramontane.

An inhabitant or native of an area or country on this (i.e. the nearer) side of the mountains, specifically the alps. opposed to ultramontane.

A hybrid citrus tree which is a cross between the sweet orange, citrus sinensis, and the trifoliate orange, poncirus trifoliata, producing a sour fruit.

A salt or ester of citric acid.

Originally: †treated or impregnated with the juice of lemons or other citrus fruit; made slightly acid with lemon juice (obsolete). in later use: combined with citric acid; converted into a citrate (now rare). now usually: (especially of blood or other fluid) treated with a citrate, typically sodium citrate.

A salt or ester of citric acid.

A monocyclic hydrocarbon of the terpene series which is the d -isomer of limonene (hence more usually called d-limonene) and is an orange-scented liquid present in the essential oils of lemon, orange, bergamot, neroli, etc. also (now historical): any member of the class of monocyclic terpenes.

Citron- or lemon-coloured; (more loosely) yellow or yellowish.

Derived from or related to citrus fruit.

The cultivation of citrus fruit trees.