Grape (noun)

1. A small round fruit that grows in bunches on a vine, typically purple, green, or black, and used to make wine.
2. The vine on which grapes grow.

Origin:

Old english græppe, of germanic origin; related to dutch druif and german traube.

Examples:

1. She was eating a bunch of grapes.
2. The grapes were used to make wine.
3. The grapes were ripening on the vine.
4. Grapes are a good source of antioxidants.
5. The grape leaves were used for wrapping food.