Words Containing FRU

A fruit that is a berry, or a plant bearing such fruit.

Plural of BERRYFRUIT.

A tropical tree with a large starchy fruit eaten like bread.

Plural of BREADFRUIT.

Fruit grown on canes, like raspberries or blackberries.

Plural of CANEFRUIT.

Alternative form of dragon fruit.

Plural of DRAGONFRUIT.

The edible fruit of any of several tropical trees.

Plural of EGGFRUIT.

The plural of firstfruit.

Any plant of the genus Phyla.

Plural of FOGFRUIT.

A polymer composed of fructose units.

Plural of FRUCTAN.

Bearing fruit or acorns.

Bearing fruit; fruitful.

In a manner that produces fruit or results.

The process of producing fruit or spores.

Plural of FRUCTIFICATION.

Past tense and past participle of fructify.

Someone or something that causes fruit or fruitfulness.

Plural of FRUCTIFIER.

Third-person singular present tense of FRUCTIFY.

To produce fruit or results.

Present participle of FRUCTIFY.

Producing fruit or beneficial results.

Eating fruit; frugivorous.

A natural sugar found in many fruits and honey.

Plural of FRUCTOSE.

Plural of FRUCTUARY.

One who has the right to use and enjoy another's property.

To bear fruit.

Past tense of FRUCTUATE.

Third-person singular present tense of FRUCTUATE.

Present participle of FRUCTUATE.

Produce or fruit, as from plants.

Plural of FRUCTUATION.

Fruitful or productive.

In a fruitful manner.

The quality of being fruitful or productive.

Plural of FRUCTUOUSNESS.

A 1960s dance.

Sparing in the use of resources; thrifty.

A person who lives frugally.

A person who is stylish while being thrifty, especially a woman.

Plural of FRUGALISTA.

Plural of FRUGALIST.

Plural of FRUGALITY.

The quality of being thrifty and avoiding waste.

In a thrifty and economical manner.

The quality of being frugal, avoiding waste.

Plural of FRUGALNESS.

Past tense of FRUG.

Present participle of FRUG.

Bearing fruit.

An animal whose diet consists mostly of fruit.

Plural of FRUGIVORE.

Eating fruit as a main food source.

Plural of FRUG.