Zest. Zest.

The battle loses its zest.

I find I've outgrown that zest.

No, it adds zest to your work.

lemon

Lemon.

You seem to have lost your zest for bitterness.

I think I've had enough zest for a while.

Lemon drop?

Lemon, Mrs Willecombe. Lots of lemon. I like things good and sour.

Mr. Lemon Drops!

Milk or lemon?

Lemon or milk?

Lemon Point of sale

How about lemon drops?

Lemon or milk, please?

Add a bitter lemon.

Lemon Pudding it is.

This salad tastes of lemon.

Let's do the lemon example.

Like a nylon lemon peel.

Not too much lemon, dear.

Lemon, strawberry or lilac, sodbuster?

Yes, lemon for Lil, Mary.

On yogurt and lemon juice?

The zest does go out of things with the encroachments of old age.

Lemon? Sugar? Fix it your way.

Gin and lemon, please, Mrs. Tippet.

A double gin and lemon, please.

Charlie, double gin and lemon, please.

Oh, I'll have a bitter lemon.

War and tooth, enameled salted lemon childhoods.

So we would have 1 lemon left.

Ah, Hitchy. Ain't he a lemon, though?

Lemon and spices, a sort of appetizer.

Willy, do you take cream or lemon?

Oh, no, I'll stick to bitter lemon.

Thanks a lot, and a bitter lemon.

And this would be the lemon that's left.

Take a lemon drop, it calms the nerves.

There's some sliced lemon in the icebox, Calhoun.

You take yours with lemon, don't you, Lil?

What tea do you drink? Is lemon tea okay?

I wonder if Stella's come back with my lemon Coke.

First you squeeze the lemon, then you throw it out.