Fruit
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| Word | Part of speech | Example |
|---|---|---|
| apple | n. | I eat an apple every morning. |
| banana | n. | She peels a banana before eating it. |
| orange | n. | This orange tastes very sweet and juicy. |
| grape | n. | He puts a grape in his mouth. |
| watermelon | n. | We share a watermelon on hot days. |
| strawberry | n. | The strawberry cake looks really delicious. |
| pear | n. | This pear is sweet and very juicy. |
| peach | n. | The peach feels soft and smells sweet. |
| lemon | n. | She adds lemon juice to her tea. |
| pineapple | n. | The pineapple tastes sour and a little sweet. |
| cherry | n. | This cherry is small and very sweet. |
| mango | n. | The mango is ripe and very sweet. |
| kiwi | n. | I cut the kiwi into thin slices. |
| blueberry | n. | This blueberry is small, round, and dark blue. |
| raspberry | n. | The raspberry has a sweet, tangy flavor. |
| plum | n. | This plum is purple and very sweet. |
| apricot | n. | The apricot is small, orange, and sweet. |
| coconut | n. | We drink coconut water on the beach. |
| papaya | n. | The papaya is orange inside and very soft. |
| fig | n. | This fig is sweet with tiny seeds. |
| lime | n. | She squeezes lime into her cold drink. |
| cantaloupe | n. | The cantaloupe smells sweet and tastes juicy. |
| grapefruit | n. | The grapefruit tastes a little bitter and sour. |
| blackberry | n. | This blackberry is dark purple and juicy. |
| cranberry | n. | Cranberry juice tastes sour but very healthy. |
| avocado | n. | I spread avocado on my morning toast. |
| tangerine | n. | The tangerine peels easily and tastes sweet. |
| pomegranate | n. | The pomegranate is full of small red seeds. |
| persimmon | n. | This persimmon turns sweet when it ripens. |
| lychee | n. | The lychee has white flesh and sweet juice. |
| dragon fruit | n. | The dragon fruit has pink skin and white flesh. |
| passion fruit | n. | Passion fruit has a strong sour smell. |
| guava | n. | The guava is green outside and pink inside. |
| nectarine | n. | The nectarine has smooth skin, unlike a peach. |
| date | n. | She adds a date to her oatmeal. |
| melon | n. | We eat cold melon on summer afternoons. |
| durian | n. | The durian smells strong but tastes creamy. |
| jackfruit | n. | The jackfruit is huge and smells very sweet. |
| mulberry | n. | This mulberry is dark purple and very sweet. |
| starfruit | n. | The starfruit looks like a star when sliced. |
| kumquat | n. | You can eat a kumquat with its skin. |
| longan | n. | The longan has a thin shell and sweet flesh. |
| olive | n. | This olive tastes salty and a little bitter. |
| mandarin | n. | The mandarin is small, sweet, and easy to peel. |
| pomelo | n. | The pomelo is much bigger than an orange. |
| honeydew | n. | This honeydew is so sweet and juicy. |
| clementine | n. | I peeled a clementine for a quick snack. |
| plantain | n. | We fried some plantain slices for breakfast. |
| currant | n. | She added dried currant to the muffins. |
| gooseberry | n. | The gooseberry tastes sour before it ripens. |
| quince | n. | Grandma makes jam from quince every fall. |
| tangelo | n. | A tangelo is easy to peel like an orange. |
| satsuma | n. | He packed a satsuma in his lunch box. |
| elderberry | n. | Elderberry syrup is popular in winter. |
| custard apple | n. | The custard apple has a creamy, sweet inside. |
| rambutan | n. | The rambutan looks spiky but tastes sweet. |
| mangosteen | n. | Mangosteen is called the queen of fruits. |
| breadfruit | n. | They roasted breadfruit over an open fire. |
| tamarind | n. | The sauce gets its tang from tamarind. |
| loquat | n. | We picked ripe loquat from the tree. |
| goji berry | n. | She sprinkled goji berry on her oatmeal. |
| sapodilla | n. | The sapodilla has a malty, brown-sugar flavor. |
| cherimoya | n. | The cherimoya tasted like a mix of banana and pineapple. |
| feijoa | n. | The feijoa has a tropical, minty smell. |
| jujube | n. | Dried jujube is often used in Chinese tea. |
| salak | n. | The salak has rough skin like a snake. |
| physalis | n. | The physalis comes wrapped in a papery husk. |
| ackee | n. | Ackee is a national dish ingredient in Jamaica. |
| kiwano | n. | The kiwano has spiky skin and green jelly inside. |
| yuzu | n. | The chef added yuzu zest to the dessert. |
| fruit | n. | I eat a piece of fruit every morning. |
| berry | n. | This berry tastes very sweet. |
| raisin | n. | She added raisins to the cookie dough. |
| prune | n. | He had a bowl of prunes for breakfast. |
| huckleberry | n. | We found a ripe huckleberry by the trail. |
| prickly pear | n. | The prickly pear fruit is sweet once peeled. |
| citron | n. | The recipe calls for candied citron peel. |
| crab apple | n. | The crab apple tree is covered in small red fruit. |
| soursop | n. | Soursop smoothies are popular in the tropics. |
| bergamot | n. | Earl Grey tea is flavored with bergamot. |