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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.) That which is
produced;
the
effect
or
consequence
of any
action;
advantageous
or
desirable
product
or
result;
disadvantageous
or evil
consequence
or
effect;
as, the
fruits
of
labor,
of
self-denial,
of
intemperance..
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Juice
::
"Juice
(n.) The
characteristic
fluid of any
vegetable
or
animal
substance;
the sap or part which can be
expressed
from
fruit,
etc.; the fluid part which
separates
from meat in
cooking..
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..
Lithocarp
::
Lithocarp
(n.)
Fossil
fruit;
a fruit
petrified;
a
carpolite.
Spoliation
::
Spoliation
(v. t.) The act of an
incumbent
in
taking
the
fruits
of his
benefice
without
right,
but under a
pretended
title..
Quercite
::
Quercite
(n.) A white
crystalline
substance,
C6H7(OH)5,
found in
acorns,
the fruit of the oak
(Quercus).
It has a sweet
taste,
and is
regarded
as a
pentacid
alcohol..
Pomona
::
Pomona
(n.) The
goddess
of
fruits
and fruit
trees.
Anchovy Pear
::
Anchovy
pear () A West
Indian
fruit like the mango in
taste,
sometimes
pickled;
also, the tree
(Grias
cauliflora)
bearing
this
fruit..
Charmel
::
Charmel
(n.) A
fruitful
field.
Cherry
::
Cherry
(n.) The wild
cherry;
as,
Prunus
serotina
(wild black
cherry),
valued
for its
timber;
P.
Virginiana
(choke
cherry),
an
American
shrub which bears
astringent
fruit;
P. avium and P.
Padus,
European
trees (bird
cherry)..
Grocer
::
Grocer
(n.) A
trader
who deals in tea,
sugar,
spices,
coffee,
fruits,
and
various
other
commodities..
Cypsela
::
Cypsela
(n.) A
one-seeded,
one-celled,
indehiscent
fruit;
an
achene
with the calyx tube
adherent..
Almond
::
Almond
(n.) The fruit of the
almond
tree.
Pepo
::
Pepo (n.) Any
fleshy
fruit with a firm rind, as a
pumpkin,
melon,
or
gourd.
See
Gourd..
Mast
::
Mast (n.) The fruit of the oak and
beech,
or other
forest
trees;
nuts;
acorns..
Citron
::
Citron
(n.) A fruit
resembling
a
lemon,
but
larger,
and
pleasantly
aromatic.
The thick rind, when
candied,
is the
citron
of
commerce..
Set
::
Set (v. i.) To be fixed for
growth;
to
strike
root; to begin to
germinate
or form; as,
cuttings
set well; the fruit has set well (i. e., not
blasted
in the
blossom)..
Souffle
::
Souffle
(n.) A side dish
served
hot from the oven at
dinner,
made of eggs, milk, and flour or other
farinaceous
substance,
beaten
till very
light,
and
flavored
with
fruits,
liquors,
or
essence..
Bergamot
::
Bergamot
(n.) A tree of the
Orange
family
(Citrus
bergamia),
having
a
roundish
or
pear-shaped
fruit,
from the rind of which an
essential
oil of
delicious
odor is
extracted,
much
prized
as a
perfume.
Also, the
fruit..
Encarpus
::
Encarpus
(n.) An
ornament
on a
frieze
or
capital,
consisting
of
festoons
of
fruit,
flowers,
leaves,
etc..
Woolgathering
::
Woolgathering
(a.)
Indulging
in a
vagrant
or idle
exercise
of the
imagination;
roaming
upon a
fruitless
quest;
idly
fanciful.
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