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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. i.) To bear
fruit.
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Clematis
::
Clematis
(n.) A genus of
flowering
plants,
of many
species,
mostly
climbers,
having
feathery
styles,
which
greatly
enlarge
in the
fruit;
--
called
also
virgin's
bower..
Rich
::
Rich
(superl.)
Abounding
in
agreeable
or
nutritive
qualities;
--
especially
applied
to
articles
of food or drink which are
high-seasoned
or
abound
in
oleaginous
ingredients,
or are
sweet,
luscious,
and
high-flavored;
as, a rich dish; rich cream or soup; rich
pastry;
rich wine or
fruit..
Vain
::
Vain
(superl.)
Destitute
of forge or
efficacy;
effecting
no
purpose;
fruitless;
ineffectual;
as, vain toil; a vain
attempt..
Greenness
::
Greenness
(n.)
Immaturity;
unripeness;
as, the
greenness
of
fruit;
inexperience;
as, the
greenness
of
youth..
Plurilocular
::
Plurilocular
(a.)
having
several
divisions
containing
seeds;
as, the lemon and the
orange
are
plurilocular
fruits..
Frutage
::
Frutage
(n.) A
picture
of
fruit;
decoration
by
representation
of
fruit.
Pectose
::
Pectose
(n.) An
amorphous
carbohydrate
found in the
vegetable
kingdom,
esp. in
unripe
fruits.
It is
associated
with
cellulose,
and is
converted
into
substances
of the
pectin
group..
Pyrus
::
Pyrus (n.) A genus of
rosaceous
trees and
shrubs
having
pomes for
fruit.
It
includes
the
apple,
crab
apple,
pear,
chokeberry,
sorb, and
mountain
ash..
Azarole
::
Azarole
(n.) The
Neapolitan
medlar
(Crataegus
azarolus),
a shrub of
southern
Europe;
also, its
fruit..
Fruition
::
Fruition
(n.) Use or
possession
of
anything,
especially
such as is
accompanied
with
pleasure
or
satisfaction;
pleasure
derived
from
possession
or use..
Berry
::
Berry (n.) A small fruit that is pulpy or
succulent
throughout,
having
seeds
loosely
imbedded
in the pulp, as the
currant,
grape,
blueberry..
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..
Rachitis
::
Rachitis
(n.) A
disease
which
produces
abortion
in the fruit or
seeds.
Water Chestnut
::
Water
chestnut
() The fruit of Trapa
natans
and Trapa
bicornis,
Old World water
plants
bearing
edible
nutlike
fruits
armed with
several
hard and sharp
points;
also, the plant
itself;
--
called
also water
caltrop..
Gleby
::
Gleby (a.)
Pertaining
to the
glebe;
turfy;
cloddy;
fertile;
fruitful.
Skinless
::
Skinless
(a.)
Having
no skin, or a very thin skin; as,
skinless
fruit..
Rareripe
::
Rareripe
(n.) An early
ripening
fruit,
especially
a kind of
freestone
peach..
Native
::
Native
(n.) One who, or that
which,
is born in a place or
country
referred
to; a
denizen
by
birth;
an
animal,
a
fruit,
or
vegetable,
produced
in a
certain
region;
as, a
native
of
France..
Menispermine
::
Menispermine
(n.) An
alkaloid
distinct
from
picrotoxin
and
obtained
from the
cocculus
indicus
(the fruit of
Anamirta
Cocculus,
formerly
Menispermum
Cocculus)
as a
white,
crystalline,
tasteless
powder;
--
called
also
menispermina..
Reap
::
Reap (v. t.) To
gather;
to
obtain;
to
receive
as a
reward
or
harvest,
or as the fruit of labor or of
works;
-- in a good or a bad
sense;
as, to reap a
benefit
from
exertions..
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