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Definition of cherry
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 cherry is as below...
Cherry
(n.) The
common
garden
cherry
(Prunus
Cerasus),
of which
several
hundred
varieties
are
cultivated
for the
fruit,
some of which are, the
begarreau,
blackheart,
black
Tartarian,
oxheart,
morelle
or
morello,
May-duke
(corrupted
from Medoc in
France)..
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Raceme
::
Raceme
(n.) A
flower
cluster
with an
elongated
axis and many
one-flowered
lateral
pedicels,
as in the
currant
and
chokecherry..
Mazard
::
Mazard
(n.) A kind of small black
cherry.
Bird Cherry
::
Bird
cherry
() A shrub
(Prunus
Padus ) found in
Northern
and
Central
Europe.
It bears small black
cherries.
Cherry
::
Cherry
(n.) The fruit of the
cherry
tree, a drupe of
various
colors
and
flavors..
Phlorizin
::
Phlorizin
(n.) A
bitter
white
crystalline
glucoside
extracted
from the root bark of the
apple,
pear,
cherry,
plum, etc..
Perigynous
::
Perigynous
(a.)
Having
the ovary free, but the
petals
and
stamens
borne on the
calyx;
-- said of
flower
such as that of the
cherry
or
peach..
Birch
::
Birch (n.) A tree of
several
species,
constituting
the genus
Betula;
as, the white or
common
birch (B. alba) (also
called
silver
birch and lady
birch);
the dwarf birch (B.
glandulosa);
the paper or canoe birch (B.
papyracea);
the
yellow
birch (B.
lutea);
the black or
cherry
birch (B.
lenta)..
Cerite
::
Cerite
(n.) A
mineral
of a
brownish
of
cherry-red
color,
commonly
massive.
It is a
hydrous
silicate
of
cerium
and
allied
metals..
Drupe
::
Drupe (n.) A fruit
consisting
of
pulpy,
coriaceous,
or
fibrous
exocarp,
without
valves,
containing
a nut or stone with a
kernel.
The
exocarp
is
succulent
in the plum,
cherry,
apricot,
peach,
etc.; dry and
subcoriaceous
in the
almond;
and
fibrous
in the
cocoanut..
Capulin
::
Capulin
(n.) The
Mexican
cherry
(Prunus
Capollin).
Bigaroon
::
Bigaroon
(n.) The large
white-heart
cherry.
Cerasinous
::
Cerasinous
(a.) Of a
cherry
color.
Cherry
::
Cherry
(n.) The
common
garden
cherry
(Prunus
Cerasus),
of which
several
hundred
varieties
are
cultivated
for the
fruit,
some of which are, the
begarreau,
blackheart,
black
Tartarian,
oxheart,
morelle
or
morello,
May-duke
(corrupted
from Medoc in
France)..
Stem
::
Stem (n.) A
little
branch
which
connects
a
fruit,
flower,
or leaf with a main
branch;
a
peduncle,
pedicel,
or
petiole;
as, the stem of an apple or a
cherry..
Egriot
::
Egriot
(n.) A kind of sour
cherry.
Barbadoes
::
Barbadoes
(n.) A West
Indian
island,
giving
its name to a
disease,
to a
cherry,
etc..
Solanaceous
::
Solanaceous
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
plants
of the
natural
order
Solanaceae,
of which the
nightshade
(Solanum)
is the type. The order
includes
also the
tobacco,
ground
cherry,
tomato,
eggplant,
red
pepper,
and many
more..
Cornel
::
Cornel
(n.) The
cornelian
cherry
(Cornus
Mas), a
European
shrub with
clusters
of
small,
greenish
flowers,
followed
by very acid but
edible
drupes
resembling
cherries..
Stone
::
Stone (n.) The hard
endocarp
of
drupes;
as, the stone of a
cherry
or
peach.
See
Illust.
of
Endocarp..
Arabinose
::
Arabinose
(n.) A sugar of the
composition
C5H10O5,
obtained
from
cherry
gum by
boiling
it with
dilute
sulphuric
acid..
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