Cantaloupe (noun)

A type of melon that has a rough, ribbed, and usually orange-colored rind and sweet, juicy, usually orange-colored flesh.

Origin:

The word cantaloupe is derived from the italian word cantalupo, which means "singing wolf." the name likely refers to the shape of the fruit, which is said to resemble a wolf"s head.

Examples:

1. I love to eat cantaloupe in the summertime.
2. The cantaloupe at the farmer's market looked particularly ripe and juicy.
3. Cantaloupe is a good source of vitamin C.
4. I sliced the cantaloupe and added it to my breakfast smoothie.
5. I paired the cantaloupe with some prosciutto for an elegant appetizer.