POUTERIA

Meaning of POUTERIA in English

pau̇ˈtirēə, püˈt- noun

Usage: capitalized

Etymology: New Latin

: a large genus of chiefly tropical American timber trees (family Sapotaceae) with flower clusters borne in the leaf axils and usually edible fruit

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SAPOTE — noun Etymology: Spanish zapote sapodilla fruit Date: 1572 any of several roundish or ovoid sweet soft-fleshed fruits of Mexican and …
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LUCUMA — I. ˈlük(y)əmə Etymology: New Latin, from Spanish lúcuma eggfruit synonym of pouteria II. noun ( -s ) Etymology: Spanish lúcuma …
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JACANA — I. jac·a·na ˈjakənə noun Etymology: modification of Portuguese jaçanã, from Tupi & Guarani 1. -s : any of several wading …
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EGGFRUIT — ˈ ̷ ̷ˌ ̷ ̷ noun 1. : any of several edible fruits of plants of the genus Pouteria ; especially : canistel 2. …
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CANISTEL — |kanə|stel noun ( -s ) Etymology: American Spanish canistel, canisté : the ovoid orange-yellow mealy sweet fruit of a tropical …
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SAPOTE — /seuh poh"tee, -tay/ , n. 1. Also called marmalade tree . a tree, Pouteria sapota, of the sapodilla family, native …
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SAPOTE — noun Etymology: Spanish zapote sapodilla fruit Date: 1572 : any of several roundish or ovoid sweet soft-fleshed fruits of Mexican …
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MAMMEE — [ ma'mi: ] (also mamee , mamey ) ■ noun 1》 (also ~ apple ) a tropical American tree having …
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EBENALES — ebony order of flowering plants, belonging to the class Magnoliopsida (dicotyledons; characterized by two seed leaves). It comprises five families, …
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