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lichee

British  
/ ˌlaɪˈtʃiː /

noun

  1. a variant spelling of litchi

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When Francie brought a ticket and a dime back and pushed them across the counter, he gave her the wrapped shirt and two lichee nuts in exchange.

From Literature

She had hunted out the seed shops to taste their lichees, various as wines, and bought a sack that was taller than a child to bedazzle the nieces and nephews.

From Literature

We gazed curiously at the dangling pieces of dried fish, strings of sausage-like meat, unfamiliar vegetables, lichee nuts and sticks of green sugar cane.

From Project Gutenberg

You likewise presented me with fresh lichees and relics of writings of Chen Ch'ing.

From Project Gutenberg

The first was somewhat plump in figure and of medium height; her cheeks had a congealed appearance, like a fresh lichee; her nose was glossy like goose fat.

From Project Gutenberg