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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 spore cases or
conceptacles
of
flowerless
plants,
as of
ferns,
mosses,
algae,
etc., with the
spores
contained
in
them..
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Infecund
::
Infecund
(a.)
Unfruitful;
not
producing
young;
barren;
infertile.
Teguexin
::
Teguexin
(n.) A large South
American
lizard
(Tejus
teguexin).
It
becomes
three or four feet long, and is
blackish
above,
marked
with
yellowish
spots of
various
sizes.
It feeds upon
fruits,
insects,
reptiles,
young
birds,
and
birds'
eggs. The
closely
allied
species
Tejus
rufescens
is
called
red
teguexin..
Male
::
Male (v. t.)
Capable
of
producing
fertilization,
but not of
bearing
fruit;
-- said of
stamens
and
antheridia,
and of the
plants,
or parts of
plants,
which bear
them..
Lopseed
::
Lopseed
(n.) A
perennial
herb
(Phryma
Leptostachya),
having
slender
seedlike
fruits..
Reach
::
Reach (n.) The act of
stretching
or
extending;
extension;
power of
reaching
or
touching
with the
person,
or a limb, or
something
held or
thrown;
as, the fruit is
beyond
my
reach;
to be
within
reach of
cannon
shot..
Fertilize
::
Fertilize
(v. t.) To make
fertile
or
enrich;
to
supply
with
nourishment
for
plants;
to make
fruitful
or
productive;
as, to
fertilize
land, soil,
ground,
and
meadows..
Comfit
::
Comfit
(n.) A dry
sweetmeat;
any kind of
fruit,
root, or seed
preserved
with sugar and
dried;
a
confection..
Cocklebur
::
Cocklebur
(n.) A
coarse,
composite
weed,
having
a rough or
prickly
fruit;
one of
several
species
of the genus
Xanthium;
--
called
also
clotbur..
Angiocarpous
::
Angiocarpous
(a.)
Having
fruit
inclosed
within
a
covering
that does not form a part of
itself;
as, the
filbert
covered
by its husk, or the acorn
seated
in its
cupule..
Effete
::
Effete
(a.) No
longer
capable
of
producing
young,
as an
animal,
or
fruit,
as the
earth;
hence,
worn out with age;
exhausted
of
energy;
incapable
of
efficient
action;
no
longer
productive;
barren;
sterile..
Baccate
::
Baccate
(a.) Pulpy
throughout,
like a
berry;
-- said of
fruits..
Acinus
::
Acinus
(n.) One of the small
grains
or
drupelets
which make up some kinds of
fruit,
as the
blackberry,
raspberry,
etc..
Hypocarpium
::
Hypocarpium
(n.) A
fleshy
enlargement
of the
receptacle,
or for the stem, below the
proper
fruit,
as in the
cashew.
See
Illust.
of
Cashew..
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..
Lomentaceous
::
Lomentaceous
(a.) Of the
nature
of a
loment;
having
fruits
like
loments.
Fruiting
::
Fruiting
(n.) The
bearing
of
fruit.
Espalier
::
Espalier
(n.) A
railing
or
trellis
upon which fruit trees or
shrubs
are
trained,
as upon a wall; a tree or row of trees so
trained..
Hastings
::
Hastings
(v.) Early fruit or
vegetables;
especially,
early
pease..
Teem
::
Teem (v. i.) To bring forth
young,
as an
animal;
to
produce
fruit,
as a
plant;
to bear; to be
pregnant;
to
conceive;
to
multiply..
Yew
::
Yew (n.) An
evergreen
tree
(Taxus
baccata)
of
Europe,
allied
to the
pines,
but
having
a
peculiar
berrylike
fruit
instead
of a cone. It
frequently
grows in
British
churchyards..
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