Words Containing FRUI

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.

Obsolete form of fruit.

Plural of FRUICT.

The sweet, fleshy edible part of a plant that contains seeds.

The bearing or yield of fruit.

Plural of FRUITAGE.

A person whose diet consists mainly of fruits and other plant parts that do not kill the plant.

Dietary practice of eating mainly or only fruit.

Plural of FRUITARIANISM.

Plural of FRUITARIAN.

A rich cake containing dried fruits and nuts.

Plural of FRUITCAKE.

Past tense of FRUIT.

Agent noun of FRUIT.

A person who sells fruit.

Plural of FRUITERER.

A woman who sells fruit.

Plural of FRUITERESS.

Plural of FRUITERY.

Plural of FRUITER.

A place for storing fruit.

Producing good or abundant results.

More fruitful.

Most fruitful; most productive.

In a productive or fruitful manner.

The quality of being productive or fertile.

Plural of FRUITFULNESS.

Having a stronger fruit flavor or smell.

Most fruity in flavor or smell.

In a manner resembling or tasting of fruit.

The quality of having a fruity flavor or aroma.

Plural of FRUITINESS.

Present participle of FRUIT.

Plural of FRUITING.

The realization or fulfillment of a plan or goal.

Plural of FRUITION.

Relating to enjoyment.

Producing no useful result; unproductive.

Without producing useful results.

The quality or state of producing no useful result.

Plural of FRUITLESSNESS.

A small fruit, especially one part of a compound fruit.

Plural of FRUITLET.

Resembling fruit in appearance or taste.

Plural of FRUIT.

Wood from fruit trees, used in furniture making.

Plural of FRUITWOOD.

Larva of a moth that damages fruit crops.