Fruit ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Fruit ( noun )

1. The sweet and fleshy product of a tree or other plant that contains seed and can be eaten as food.
2. A product that is similar to a fruit but is not sweet or is not eaten as food.
3. A product or outcome of something.
4. An action that is performed with the intention of achieving a particular result.
5. A person or thing that is very successful or rewarding.

Origin:

Old english fruyt, of germanic origin; related to dutch fruit and german frucht.

Examples:

1. I love to eat fresh fruits.
2. The apple is a fruit.
3. The fruit of their labor was a successful business.
4. The fruit of her efforts was a book that was well-received.
5. The fruit of his genius was a masterpiece.

(As a verb)

Fruit ( verb )

1. The sweet and fleshy product of a tree or other plant that contains seed and can be eaten as food.
2. A product that is similar to a fruit but is not sweet or is not eaten as food.
3. A product or outcome of something.
4. An action that is performed with the intention of achieving a particular result.
5. A person or thing that is very successful or rewarding.

Origin:

Old english fruyt, of germanic origin; related to dutch fruit and german frucht.

Examples:

1. I love to eat fresh fruits.
2. The apple is a fruit.
3. The fruit of their labor was a successful business.
4. The fruit of her efforts was a book that was well-received.
5. The fruit of his genius was a masterpiece.