Peach (noun)

1. A round fruit that has a fuzzy skin, a pinkish-orange color, and a sweet juicy flesh.
2. A tree or shrub that bears such fruit.

Origin:

From the old english pece, from the latin persica, from the greek persikon, from old persian pargadī "persian fruit".

Examples:

1. She picked a ripe peach from the tree.
2. He ate a peach and juice ran down his chin.
3. The orchard was full of peach trees.
4. She made a peach cobbler for dessert.
5. The peach season was in full swing.