Lemonading

Can use lemonade, going full lemonade, lemoned, lemonaded.

Eliminating or greatly harming the competition to your current partner. E.g. Partner (male or female) cheats on you, you take a baseball bat to the girl (or guy) s/he cheated with's car so that they will stay away. Implied that you might actually use the bat on the person who engaged with your partner.

Also, going full lemonade.
Used by: Tituss Burgess, Kimmy Schmidt, Beyoncé, Jimmy Fallon

First episode of season 3 of the Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt show

"I am doing what any reasonable person would do in this situation. I am lemonading."

by Findhini May 11, 2017

Lemonade

Short for Liquid Hydrocodone.

gucci : dat lemonade in my cup homie

by drosk1727 January 19, 2010

Lemonade

THE MOST GREAT BEYONCE ALBUM, WHERE SHE DISSES// ROAST JAY-Z FOR CHEATING !!!!!!!!!

Harleigh: What's all this "lemonade" album people talkin' about?
Dakota: Only the best album ever (gives holy water and the ablum

by DrizzyRiRi May 23, 2016

Lemonade

The best JAY-Z diss record in history. Written by his wife.

If you ever Jay-Z me, I'm going to lemonade you.
Sounds fair enough.

by Thisdickaintfreeeee May 29, 2016

Lemonade

In Britain and some other countries, lemonade normally means a clear, lemon-flavoured carbonated soft drink, similar to 7-up or Sprite without the lime flavour. Can be quite pleasant or fairly nasty depending on the quality of flavourings and sweetener used.

Commercial versions of the cloudy drink Americans call "Lemonade" are sold there as "Traditional Lemonade".

Supposedly the Irish call this clear drink "white lemonade" because they also have something called "red lemonade" which looks and tastes different.

Do 7-up and Sprite count as lemonade? Who knows.

by Saul Pieman July 20, 2008

Lemonade

A cool refreshing drink! made from lemons, water, ice and cups!

It's so hot out i could really go for some lemonade!

by B dub ya October 30, 2011

Lemonade

A cheap drink little kids can often be found selling, though they don't really use water as an ingredient in the making process. Thus, giving it its yellowish color.

Little Brat: "Would you like to buy some lemonade sir? It's only 25 cents per glass."

Man: "Sure, I'll buy some!" (Drinks and starts to gag) "Hey! What you put in this... drink."

(Little Brat ran off)

by Misty117 June 14, 2011