jaffa
/ˈdʒæfə/
noun
- A type of large, sweet orange with a thick skin, originally grown near Jaffa in Israel.
- She peeled a jaffa and shared the juicy segments with her friends.
- For breakfast, he drank a glass of fresh-squeezed jaffa orange juice.
- The market had a crate of jaffas imported from the Mediterranean.
- A small sponge cake covered in chocolate and filled with orange-flavored jelly, popular in the UK and Australia.
- The children each got a jaffa in their lunchbox as a treat.
- The bakery made homemade jaffas with dark chocolate and real orange jam.
- He bought a pack of jaffas to enjoy during the movie.