Melon (noun)

1. A large round or oval fruit with a hard rind, juicy sweet flesh, and many seeds.
2. A fruit that is typically round or oval, with a hard rind, juicy sweet flesh, and many seeds.
3. A sweet juicy fruit with a hard rind that is usually round or oval.

Origin:

Middle english: from old french melon, via latin from greek melōn, probably of semitic origin.

Examples:

1. She cut the melon into wedges.
2. The melon was sweet and juicy.
3. The melon is a popular summer fruit.
4. The melon is a good source of hydration.
5. The melon is a delicious and refreshing fruit.