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stone fruit
noun
a fruit with a stone or hard endocarp, as a peach or plum; drupe.
stone fruit
noun
the nontechnical name for drupe
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Word History and Origins
Origin of stone fruit1
First recorded in 1515–25
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Example Sentences
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It’s got cardamom and the coffee has like stone fruit notes and it’s sweet.
From Los Angeles Times
By June, peach season is well underway and I’m knee-deep in turning out goodies that pay homage to my favorite sunset-hued, fuzzy stone fruit.
From Salon
I love all stone fruit, but peaches undo me.
From Salon
Another checks the temperature of her bathwater as she eats a juicy piece of stone fruit.
From Los Angeles Times
From there, I started experimenting: berries, stone fruit, apple slices blanketed in cinnamon and clove.
From Salon
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