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Definition of grape
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 grape is as below...
Grape (n.) A
well-known
edible
berry
growing
in
pendent
clusters
or
bunches
on the
grapevine.
The
berries
are
smooth-skinned,
have a juicy pulp, and are
cultivated
in great
quantities
for table use and for
making
wine and
raisins..
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Verjuice
::
Verjuice
(n.) The sour juice of crab
apples,
of green or
unripe
grapes,
apples,
etc.; also, an acid
liquor
made from such
juice..
Sea Grape
::
Sea grape () The gulf weed. See under Gulf.
Hopper
::
Hopper
(n.) See
Grasshopper,
and Frog
hopper,
Grape
hopper,
Leaf
hopper,
Tree
hopper,
under Frog,
Grape,
Leaf, and
Tree..
Must
::
Must (n.) The
expressed
juice of the
grape,
or other
fruit,
before
fermentation..
Vintage
::
Vintage
(n.) The act or time of
gathering
the crop of
grapes,
or
making
the wine for a
season..
Berry
::
Berry (n.) A small fruit that is pulpy or
succulent
throughout,
having
seeds
loosely
imbedded
in the pulp, as the
currant,
grape,
blueberry..
Oregon Grape
::
Oregon
grape () An
evergreen
species
of
barberry
(Berberis
Aquifolium),
of
Oregon
and
California;
also, its
roundish,
blue-black
berries..
Grapeless
::
Grapeless
(a.)
Wanting
grapes
or the
flavor
of
grapes.
Burdelais
::
Burdelais
(n.) A sort of
grape.
Forester
::
Forester
(n.) A
lepidopterous
insect
belonging
to
Alypia
and
allied
genera;
as, the
eight-spotted
forester
(A.
octomaculata),
which in the
larval
state is
injurious
to the
grapevine..
Catawba
::
Catawba
(n.) A well known light red
variety
of
American
grape.
Bunch
::
Bunch (n.) A
collection,
cluster,
or tuft,
properly
of
things
of the same kind,
growing
or
fastened
together;
as, a bunch of
grapes;
a bunch of
keys..
Scuppernong
::
Scuppernong
(n.) An
American
grape,
a form of Vitis
vulpina,
found in the
Southern
Atlantic
States,
and often
cultivated..
Blacks
::
Blacks
(n. pl.) The name of a kind of in used in
copperplate
printing,
prepared
from the
charred
husks of the
grape,
and
residue
of the wine
press..
Grape
::
Grape (n.)
Grapeshot.
Glean
::
Glean (v. t.) To
gather
after a
reaper;
to
collect
in
scattered
or
fragmentary
parcels,
as the grain left by a
reaper,
or
grapes
left after the
gathering..
Grapeshot
::
Grapeshot
(n.) A
cluster,
usually
nine in
number,
of small iron
balls,
put
together
by means of
cast-iron
circular
plates
at top and
bottom,
with two
rings,
and a
central
connecting
rod, in order to be used as a
charge
for a
cannon.
Formerly
grapeshot
were
inclosed
in
canvas
bags..
Polygonaceous
::
Polygonaceous
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
natural
order of
apetalous
plants
(Polygonaceae),
of which the
knotweeds
(species
of
Polygonum)
are the type, and which
includes
also the docks
(Rumex),
the
buckwheat,
rhubarb,
sea grape
(Coccoloba),
and
several
other
genera..
Inversion
::
Inversion
(n.) The act or
process
by which cane sugar
(sucrose),
under the
action
of heat and acids or
ferments
(as
diastase),
is
broken
or split up into grape sugar
(dextrose),
and fruit sugar
(levulose);
also, less
properly,
the
process
by which
starch
is
converted
into grape sugar
(dextrose)..
Marc
::
Marc (n.) The
refuse
matter
which
remains
after the
pressure
of
fruit,
particularly
of
grapes..
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