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fruits noun (plural) - a collection of small, sweet things that grow on trees  ■ "I'm not afraid of spiders, but I am afraid of fruits. They have too many eyes."


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smoothie A delicious and healthy drink made by blending together fruits, vegetables, yogurt, milk or juice.  ■ John's smoothie was so thick and creamy that it could have been mistaken for a milkshake, but he knew it was actually just a bunch of bananas blended with some almond milk. He drank it in one gulp and felt incredibly satisfied, knowing he had just gotten his daily dose of fruits and veggies.

cider A sweet, fermented drink made from apples or other fruits.  ■ "I'd rather have a glass of cider than a beer any day!"

Harvest The act of gathering crops or other fruits from the ground.  ■ After months of hard work, the farmers finally saw their harvest pay off. They couldn't wait to fill their baskets with freshly picked pumpkins and apples!

healthier A person or thing that is in better physical condition than before.  ■ I'm trying to eat healthier by eating more fruits and vegetables. I've also started exercising more, which has definitely made me feel healthier overall!

healthy A person or thing that is in good physical and mental condition, free from disease or injury.  ■ Jane's healthy diet of fruits, vegetables, and whole grains has helped her maintain a trim figure despite her busy lifestyle.

jam A sticky, sweet spread made from mashed fruits, especially berries. It is often used as a topping on toast or crackers.  ■ Jane's mom always makes the best strawberry jam for breakfast.

Nectar A sweet and delicious drink made from nectarous fruits.  ■ After a long day of work, nothing beats the refreshing taste of some good ol' fashioned nectar!

pelting A method of hailing a taxi or stopping traffic by throwing objects, such as coins or fruits, at the driver.  ■ "I can't believe you paid for that cab ride with quarters! You're really going places."

Salads A mixture of vegetables, fruits, nuts, and/or seeds, often with a dressing or sauce.  ■ Why did the tomato turn red? Because it saw the salad dressing!

vinegar a sour, acidic liquid made from fermented fruits or grains, often used as a seasoning or cleaning agent  ■ I accidentally spilled a bottle of vinegar on my shirt, and now I smell like a pickle!

Wholesome A person, thing, or activity that is good for you in a physical, mental, or moral way.  ■ "Eating plenty of fruits and vegetables is a wholesome way to keep your body healthy.

cutout A person or thing that has been cut out from a larger piece of paper, cardboard, or fabric.  ■ She used a cookie cutter to make animal-shaped cookies for her party. The cake was decorated with colorful cutouts of fruits and vegetables.

Goal A small, round object that is used in soccer to score points. Also, a desired outcome or achievement.  ■ "I just scored a goal from a beautiful pass!", "My goal for the day was to eat five servings of fruits and vegetables, but I only managed two."

grocer A person who operates a grocery store, typically selling fruits, vegetables, and other food items.  ■ "I had a great time at the grocer today. I got to pick out some really fresh produce and even found some discounts on my favorite brands!"

Homegrown Produced or developed locally, as opposed to something imported from outside the area.  ■ I prefer homegrown produce because it tastes fresher and has less pesticides than imported fruits and vegetables. Plus, supporting local farmers is a great way to help the community!

jus A type of juice that is made from a variety of fruits and vegetables. It can be used as a dressing or marinade, or as a drink.  ■ I added a splash of jus to my salad for an extra burst of flavor.

Marmalade A sticky, sweet substance made from the juice of citrus fruits and sugar. Often served as a breakfast spread on toast.  ■ "I accidentally spilled my marmalade all over my shirt this morning! It's now covered in a sugary, sticky mess."

mincemeat A mixture of chopped fruits and spices, traditionally used as a filling for pies.  ■ "I'm making mincemeat for my annual Christmas pie," said the baker, "but I'm going to add some extra spice this year to make it even more delicious!"

picker A person who is very picky about the things they eat, especially fruits.  ■ "I don't know what it is about Jane, but she's such a picker when it comes to apples! She only eats the red ones and never touches any of the green ones."

Plantation A large piece of land owned by one person or a group of people, where crops or livestock are grown and harvested for commercial purposes.  ■ The plantation owner had more money than sense, investing in exotic fruits that no one wanted to eat.

Preach To speak or write with great enthusiasm and conviction, often in an attempt to persuade others.  ■ "My grandma loves to preach about the benefits of eating a healthy diet and drinking lots of water. She's always telling me to eat more fruits and veggies if I want to stay fit and healthy like her!"

premium The highest price or value, often paid for a product or service that is considered of exceptional quality.  ■ "I'm willing to pay the premium for organic fruits and vegetables at the farmer's market. I don't want any harmful pesticides in my food!"

Purest The person or thing that is completely free from impurities, contaminants or anything that could be considered harmful or undesirable.  ■ When it comes to eating, the purest person I know is my grandma. She only eats fruits and vegetables and has never even tasted junk food!

these A group of three or more items that have similar characteristics or qualities.  ■ 1. These shoes are so comfy, I could wear them all day!, 2. These fruits are all bananas, but they taste different., 3. These cats have the same coat color and breed, but one is a bit more mischievous than the other.

wringer A device used to squeeze juice from fruits or vegetables.  ■ After using the wringer, she had enough juice to make a freshly squeezed lemonade. A person who is very annoying and persistent in asking for something they want. "I'm sorry, I can't give you my last slice of pizza. This wringer has been bothering me all day."