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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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Kalong
::
Kalong
(n.) A fruit bat, esp. the
Indian
edible
fruit bat
(Pteropus
edulis)..
Skin
::
Skin (n.) The bark or husk of a plant or
fruit;
the
exterior
coat of
fruits
and
plants.
Balaustine
::
Balaustine
(n.) The
pomegranate
tree
(Punica
granatum).
The bark of the root, the rind of the
fruit,
and the
flowers
are used
medicinally..
Ovary
::
Ovary (n.) That part of the
pistil
which
contains
the seed, and in most
flowering
plants
develops
into the
fruit.
See
Illust.
of
Flower..
Polytocous
::
Polytocous
(a.)
Bearing
fruit
repeatedly,
as most
perennial
plants;
polycarpic..
Plantain
::
Plantain
(n.) The fruit of this
plant.
It is long and
somewhat
cylindrical,
slightly
curved,
and, when ripe, soft,
fleshy,
and
covered
with a thick but
tender
yellowish
skin. The
plantain
is a
staple
article
of food in most
tropical
countries,
especially
when
cooked..
Pentecost
::
Pentecost
(n.) A
solemn
festival
of the Jews; -- so
called
because
celebrated
on the
fiftieth
day
(seven
weeks)
after the
second
day of the
Passover
(which
fell on the
sixteenth
of the
Jewish
month
Nisan);
-- hence
called,
also, the Feast of
Weeks.
At this
festival
an
offering
of the first
fruits
of the
harvest
was made. By the Jews it was
generally
regarded
as
commemorative
of the gift of the law on the
fiftieth
day after the
departure
from
Egypt..
Trumpetwood
::
Trumpetwood
(n.) A
tropical
American
tree
(Cecropia
peltata)
of the
Breadfruit
family,
having
hollow
stems,
which are used for wind
instruments;
--
called
also
snakewood,
and
trumpet
tree..
Parturient
::
Parturient
(a.)
Bringing
forth,
or about to bring
forth,
young;
fruitful..
Strobile
::
Strobile
(n.) A scaly
multiple
fruit
resulting
from the
ripening
of an ament in
certain
plants,
as the hop or pine; a cone. See Cone, n., 3..
Berry
::
Berry (n.) Any small
fleshy
fruit,
as the
strawberry,
mulberry,
huckleberry,
etc..
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..
Evaporator
::
Evaporator
(n.) An
apparatus
for
condensing
vegetable
juices,
or for
drying
fruit by
heat..
Fruitive
::
Fruitive
(a.)
Enjoying;
possessing.
Fruitestere
::
Fruitestere
(n.) A
fruiteress.
Pillwort
::
Pillwort
(n.) Any plant of the genus
Pilularia;
minute
aquatic
cryptograms,
with small
pill-shaped
fruit;
--
sometimes
called
peppergrass..
Lupulin
::
Lupulin
(n.) The fine
yellow
resinous
powder
found upon the
strobiles
or fruit of hops, and
containing
this
bitter
principle..
Candy
::
Candy (v. i.) To have sugar
crystals
form in or on; as,
fruits
preserved
in sugar candy after a
time..
Fruitage
::
Fruitage
(n.)
Fruit,
collectively;
fruit,
in
general;
fruitery..
Cynarrhodium
::
Cynarrhodium
(n.) A fruit like that of the rose,
consisting
of a cup
formed
of the calyx tube and
receptacle,
and
containing
achenes..
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