fruity
adjective, fruit·i·er, fruit·i·est.
Origin of fruity
Related Words for fruity
pleasant, mellow, nutty, deep, full, harmonious, rich, plummy, bananas, batty, bonkers, buggy, crackers, crazed, crazy, cuckoo, daft, demented, disordered, dottyExamples from the Web for fruity
Contemporary Examples of fruity
There is no better thing on a Sunday afternoon than a fruity, molten, crunchy crumble.
Most ciders have gotten a bad rap as being too sweet and fruity.
Sure, Fruity Pebbles doesn't necessarily conjure up warm holiday memories.
So good: Fruity with a little cream and a nut-flavored tart shell.
When blended properly, olive oil is deliciously rich, fruity, creamy, nutty, and complex.
Historical Examples of fruity
"Yo' am rich woman now, ma'am," he said in his thick, fruity voice.
A Memory Of The Southern SeasLouis Becke
She said that his voice had a fruity ceremoniousness, and I wish I could have heard it.
Marge AskinforitBarry Pain
There was a fruity odour of persimmon and wild grape forever in the air.
Judith of the CumberlandsAlice MacGowan
Never before has it tasted so rich, so fruity, so delicious!
Venus in Boston;George Thompson
"Alfred Simpson," he called, in a fruity and resonant voice.
The New Gulliver and Other StoriesBarry Pain