fruited
- adjective
- /ˈfruːtɪd/
- The bakery offers a delicious variety of fruited breads loaded with nuts and berries.
Examples
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The Ant then dies and the fungus uses its corpse to sporulate and sprout its fruiting bodies.
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On my first visit to the Atkins Orchards gift shop, out by the interstate, I was introduced to their line of amazing fruited jellies, jams, ciders, along with pickled green beans, okra, and chutney.
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For dessert, we enjoyed a refreshing bowl of fruited yogurt topped with honey.
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The chef prepared a fruited salad that included strawberries, blueberries, and kiwi.
Synonyms
A strong taste or smell like ripe fruit
Compounds
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An evergreen South American tree or shrub that makes small plum-like fruit
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Etymology
Fruited comes from the simple word fruit and the older Latin fructus, which means 'fruit' or 'enjoyment'. So fruited foods are those 'with fruit' or that contain pieces of fruit.