supreme
v.— «The second technique you describe is called “supreming,” and the sections are called “supremes.” I usually do a bag of grapefruit all at once so that I can just scoop it from a jar rather than bothering each morning.» —“Grapefruit” by Peggasus Cheap Eats Feb. 7, 2006. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
Further reading
Jennifer, a tutor in Tallahassee, Florida, wonders what to call a segment of an orange. Among botanists, it’s a carpel. Informally, it’s a segment, slice, wedge, peg, or pig. It may be that these segments are called pigs, because all...
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