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fruity

adjective (fruity, fruitier, fruitiest)

«fruity» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

  1. Fruity means tasting or smelling strongly of fruit. tree →
  2. A fruity voice is deep, rich and warm. tree →
  3. (UK, informal) Fruity can mean a bit cheeky or rude, as in a «fruity joke». tree →
  4. (old, offensive slang) An unkind word once used to mock people; do not use. tree →

In the lessons

In food and science lessons on taste and smell, fruity flavours come from fruit or fruit-like chemicals. In stories, an actor or grandad may have a fruity laugh or voice. Phrases: «fruity flavour», «a fruity voice», «fruity smell».

Examples

  • This yoghurt has a fruity taste. tree →
  • The shampoo smells fruity. tree →
  • Grandpa has a deep, fruity laugh. tree →
  • The drink was sweet and fruity. tree →
  • Try the fruitiest smoothie on the menu. tree →
  • The actor spoke in a rich, fruity voice. tree →

Note

Comparison: fruitier, fruitiest. Related: fruit, fruitful (producing good results, not «full of fruit» in most uses).

On Mova

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