Lemon.

Lemon?

Lemon Banking

Lemon? Sugar?

Lemon drop?

George Lemon.

Squeeze.

Squeeze!

Squeeze.

Yo, that's Lemon.

Mr. Lemon Drops!

Lemon that's different.

Milk or lemon?

And some lemon.

What a lemon.

Call George Lemon.

It's lemon blossom

Squeeze theorem.

Squeeze theorem.

Knees squeeze.

How about lemon drops?

Bring two lemon squashes.

A lemon squash. Poppycock.

Lemon or milk, please?

Cream or lemon? Cream.

Vanilla, coffee, strawberry, lemon...

Squeeze coins together.

Aim... squeeze... cock.

Slowly, but squeeze.

A tea with lemon, please.

like pens, whistles, lemon squeezers.

Let's do the lemon example.

Like a nylon lemon peel.

Perhaps a nice lemon fizz...

Lemon, strawberry or lilac, sodbuster?

Then give me some lemon.

Gee, Alma, you're cool. You smell of lemon.

They serve an outstanding lemon squash.

That skin! Yellow as a lemon.

What kind of work do you do, Mr. Lemon?

Lemon ants make devil's gardens by killing surrounding plants with their stings and leaving a pure patch of lemon ant trees, ( Duroia hirsuta ).

And that's the squeeze theorem.

So what's the squeeze theorem?

Gently squeeze the cheese cloth.

We'll squeeze out of her whatever we can.