to peach

Report someone's actions to the police or an authority

Tell secrets or private facts because of pressure

To reveal secret information, often by mistake

Tell someone's secret to other people

To tell the police or another authority about someone's bad action, betraying their trust

To tell secret information to the police or other officials

To secretly tell the police about someone's illegal actions

To secretly tell the police or a person in charge about someone's bad actions

Tell a person in charge about someone else's bad actions in a childish way

To keep someone or something safe from harm

To protect people and things from attack or harm

Very fine soft hair on a person's face or body

A tree that grows sweet, juicy peaches

An area of land with many peach trees that grow fruit

A hard stone in the middle of a peach that contains the seed

A pale pinkish orange color like a ripe peach

A cold sweet food made with peaches or peach flavor

A dessert of ice cream and peaches with raspberry sauce

A nickname for the state of Georgia in the southeastern United States known for its peaches

A small green insect that eats peach trees and other crops, often damaging them

An Australian fruit with red flesh used in desserts and jam

A low tropical African bush that spreads or climbs a little with round brown-red bumpy fruit

A tree with long, narrow leaves like a peach tree that grows near rivers

Hard red wood from a tropical tree with a prickly trunk used for cabinets and dye

A sweet sauce made from peaches used to add flavor to food

A garden plant with white or blue bell-shaped flowers that appears in early summer

A garden flower with groups of blue or white bell-shaped blooms

A disease that damages peach tree leaves, fruit, or branches

A sweet alcoholic drink flavored with peaches, often used in cocktails

A large evergreen shrub with many branches grown for its dense green leaves