froot
9.7
Having a taste like fruit, often sweet and fake
- adjective
- Informal
:
frutal
- The new soda has a strong froot flavor that kids seem to love.
Examples
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Many cereals use the word froot to describe their artificial fruit taste.
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This candy has a froot flavor that kids love.
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She bought a pack of froot candies for the road trip.
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The drink is froot and refreshing on a hot day.
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The new soda has a strong froot flavor that kids seem to love.
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The drink is froot and refreshing on a hot day.
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This candy has a froot flavor that kids love.
Synonyms
fruity
vsfroot
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2.7
A strong taste or smell like ripe fruit
is informal and often refers to an artificial or processed fruit taste
How Fruity
Surface Forms
froot positive
Etymology
Froot is a playful spelling of fruit used to describe a 'fruit-like' taste, especially the bright, sweet or artificial flavors in drinks and sweets. So when something is called froot, it means it tastes like fruit, often in a fun or fake way.