Lemonade may also refer to:
* "Lemonade" (EP), an EP by Wheatus
* "Lemonade" (play), a play by Eve Ensler
* "Lemonade" (album), an album by G. Love
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* "Lamune" (anime), a Japanese romantic anime
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