Bartlett
- noun
- /ˈbɑrtlɪt/
- US
- The ripe Bartlett pear is known for its sweet and juicy flavor.
Examples
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So we had a really late frost and this Bartlett pear was in mid bloom.
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This is a Bartlett pear and I am very excited.
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And I'm thinking maybe one of these red sensation sensation red Bartlett pears.
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Got this sensation, Red Bartlett pear, the hard cut apricot, and there's two others back here.
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AND GET US TWO MORE BARTLETTS, PRONTO.
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In the orchard, we picked several Bartlett pears that were bright yellow.
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She loves to make dessert with Bartlett pears because they are so flavorful.
Synonyms
A juicy yellow pear that tastes sweet and has a smooth soft inside
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Bartlett comes from the name of a man, Enoch Bartlett, who owned a pear orchard in America and, according to one popular story, thought the fruit was a new kind and called it by his name. That's why Bartlett now means this yellow, juicy pear.