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Definition of fruit
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of fruit is as below...
Fruit (v. t.) The
ripened
ovary of a
flowering
plant,
with its
contents
and
whatever
parts are
consolidated
with it..
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Base
::
Base (n.) That
extremity
of a leaf,
fruit,
etc., at which it is
attached
to its
support..
Prolific
::
Prolific
(a.)
Serving
to
produce;
fruitful
of
results;
active;
as, a
prolific
brain;
a
controversy
prolific
of
evil..
Pomiferous
::
Pomiferous
(a.)
Bearing
fruits,
or
excrescences,
more or less
resembling
an
apple..
Sister
::
Sister
(n.) One of the same kind, or of the same
condition;
--
generally
used
adjectively;
as,
sister
fruits..
Barren
::
Barren
(a.)
Unproductive;
fruitless;
unprofitable;
empty.
Crocin
::
Crocin
(n.) The
coloring
matter
of
Chinese
yellow
pods, the fruit of
Gardenia
grandiflora..
Arabesque
::
Arabesque
(n.) A style of
ornamentation
either
painted,
inlaid,
or
carved
in low
relief.
It
consists
of a
pattern
in which
plants,
fruits,
foliage,
etc., as well as
figures
of men and
animals,
real or
imaginary,
are
fantastically
interlaced
or put
together..
Fertility
::
Fertility
(n.) The state or
quality
of being
fertile
or
fruitful;
fruitfulness;
productiveness;
fecundity;
richness;
abundance
of
resources;
fertile
invention;
quickness;
readiness;
as, the
fertility
of soil, or of
imagination..
Zachun
::
Zachun
(n.) An oil
pressed
by the Arabs from the fruit of a small
thorny
tree
(Balanites
Aegyptiaca),
and sold to
piligrims
for a
healing
ointment..
Bird Pepper
::
Bird
pepper
() A
species
of
capsicum
(Capsicum
baccatum),
whose
small,
conical,
coral-red
fruit is among the most
piquant
of all red
peppers..
Chokecherry
::
Chokecherry
(n.) The
astringent
fruit of a
species
of wild
cherry
(Prunus
Virginiana);
also, the bush or tree which bears such
fruit..
Longicornia
::
Longicornia
(n. pl.) A
division
of
beetles,
including
a large
number
of
species,
in which the
antennae
are very long. Most of them, while in the
larval
state,
bore into the wood or
beneath
the bark of
trees,
and some
species
are very
destructive
to fruit and shade
trees.
See Apple
borer,
under
Apple,
and
Locust
beetle,
under
Locust..
Candy
::
Candy (v. i.) To have sugar
crystals
form in or on; as,
fruits
preserved
in sugar candy after a
time..
Elcaja
::
Elcaja
(n.) An
Arabian
tree
(Trichilia
emetica).
The
fruit,
which is
emetic,
is
sometimes
employed
in the
composition
of an
ointment
for the cure of the
itch..
Metapectin
::
Metapectin
(n.) A
substance
obtained
from, and
resembling,
pectin,
and
occurring
in
overripe
fruits..
Achenium
::
Achenium
(n.) A
small,
dry,
indehiscent
fruit,
containing
a
single
seed, as in the
buttercup;
--
called
a naked seed by the
earlier
botanists..
Pepo
::
Pepo (n.) Any
fleshy
fruit with a firm rind, as a
pumpkin,
melon,
or
gourd.
See
Gourd..
Juneberry
::
"Juneberry
(n.) The shrub or tree which bears this
fruit;
-- also
called
shad bush, and had
tree..
Jelly
::
"Jelly
(n.) The juice of
fruits
or meats
boiled
with sugar to an
elastic
consistence;
as,
currant
jelly;
calf's-foot
jelly..
Persimmon
::
Persimmon
(n.) An
American
tree
(Diospyros
Virginiana)
and its
fruit,
found from New York
southward.
The fruit is like a plum in
appearance,
but is very harsh and
astringent
until it has been
exposed
to
frost,
when it
becomes
palatable
and
nutritious..
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