1. A preserve of the juice generally of bitter fruit, such as the bitter orange, boiled with portions of the rind.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• marmelade,
• marmaled,
• marmalde,
• marmilade,
• marmlade,
• malmalades,
• mermelade,
• marmalad,
• narmalade,
• karmalade,
• jarmalade,
• marmalaed,
• marmallade,
• marmalaid,
• marmaleet,
• Marmorade,
• pyrmalate,
• marmelades,
• marmalaids,
• marmelode

• marmol,
• Marmolejo.

The adjective form of the word "marmalade" is "marmalade". However, it is most commonly used as a noun to refer to a type of fruit preserve made from citrus fruits.

The plural of the "marmalade" can be the "marmalades".

The singular of the "marmalade" can be the "marmalade".