ˈlīmˌjüsə(r) noun
Etymology: lime juice (noun phrase, from lime (VI) + juice ) + -er; from the use of lime juice on British ships as a beverage to prevent scurvy
1. Australia : an Englishman newly arrived in Australia
2. slang
a. : a British ship
ship aboard a British lime-juicer — J.C.Lincoln
b. : an English sailor
lime-juicers beating their way aft with a belaying pin — Joseph Hergesheimer
c. : englishman
exhibits less of that deadly stuffiness than many another lime-juicer — New Republic