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Definition of ripe
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 ripe is as below...
Ripe
(superl.)
Having
attained
its full
development;
mature;
perfected;
consummate.
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Cucumber
::
Cucumber
(n.) A
creeping
plant,
and its
fruit,
of
several
species
of the genus
Cucumis,
esp.
Cucumis
sativus,
the
unripe
fruit of which is eaten
either
fresh or
picked.
Also,
similar
plants
or
fruits
of
several
other
genera.
See
below..
Pale
::
Pale (n.) One of the
greater
ordinaries,
being a broad
perpendicular
stripe
in an
escutcheon,
equally
distant
from the two
edges,
and
occupying
one third of it..
Sea Peach
::
Sea peach () A
beautiful
American
ascidian
(Cynthia,
/
Halocynthia,
pyriformis)
having
the size, form,
velvety
surface,
and color of a ripe
peach..
Stripe
::
Stripe
(n.) A line, or long,
narrow
division
of
anything
of a
different
color or
structure
from the
ground;
hence,
any
linear
variation
of color or
structure;
as, a
stripe,
or
streak,
of red on a green
ground;
a
raised
stripe..
Squash
::
Squash
(n.)
Hence,
something
unripe
or soft; -- used in
contempt..
Whelk
::
Whelk (n.) A
stripe
or mark; a
ridge;
a wale.
Bollworm
::
Bollworm
(n.) The larva of a moth
(Heliothis
armigera)
which
devours
the bolls or
unripe
pods of the
cotton
plant,
often doing great
damage
to the
crops..
Lace
::
Lace (v. t.) To beat; to lash; to make
stripes
on.
Orange
::
Orange
(n.) The fruit of a tree of the genus
Citrus
(C.
Aurantium).
It is
usually
round,
and
consists
of pulpy
carpels,
commonly
ten in
number,
inclosed
in a
leathery
rind, which is
easily
separable,
and is
reddish
yellow
when
ripe..
Stripe
::
Stripe
(n.) A
strip,
or long,
narrow
piece
attached
to
something
of a
different
color;
as, a red or blue
stripe
sewed upon a
garment..
Pectostraca
::
Pectostraca
(n. pl.) A
degenerate
order of
Crustacea,
including
the
Rhizocephala
and
Cirripedia..
Enripen
::
Enripen
(v. t.) To
ripen.
Wheatear
::
Wheatear
(n.) A small
European
singing
bird
(Saxicola
/nanthe).
The male is white
beneath,
bluish
gray
above,
with black wings and a black
stripe
through
each eye. The tail is black at the tip and in the
middle,
but white at the base and on each side.
Called
also
checkbird,
chickell,
dykehopper,
fallow
chat,
fallow
finch,
stonechat,
and
whitetail..
Jargonelle
::
Jargonelle
(n.) A
variety
of pear which
ripens
early.
Geniting
::
Geniting
(n.) A
species
of apple that
ripens
very
early.
Dextrose
::
Dextrose
(n.) A
sirupy,
or white
crystalline,
variety
of
sugar,
C6H12O6
(so
called
from
turning
the plane of
polarization
to the
right),
occurring
in many ripe
fruits.
Dextrose
and
levulose
are
obtained
by the
inversion
of cane sugar or
sucrose,
and hence
called
invert
sugar.
Dextrose
is
chiefly
obtained
by the
action
of heat and acids on
starch,
and hence
called
also
starch
sugar.
It is also
formed
from
starchy
food by the
action
of the
amylolytic
ferments
of
saliva
and
pancreatic
juice..
Inconcocted
::
Inconcocted
(a.)
Imperfectly
digested,
matured,
or
ripened..
Laburnine
::
Laburnine
(n.) A
poisonous
alkaloid
found in the
unripe
seeds of the
laburnum.
Digest
::
Digest
(v. t.) To
ripen;
to
mature.
Adelantadillo
::
Adelantadillo
(n.) A
Spanish
red wine made of the first ripe
grapes.
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