Apricot is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for APRICOT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a fruit of the plum genus, roundish, orange-coloured, with a downy skin, also ABRICOCK, APRICOCK
• a juicy, soft fruit of an orange-yellow colour resembling a small peach
• an orange-yellow colour like the skin of a ripe apricot.
• the tree bearing apricots.
• yellowish-orange juicy fruit like a small peach
• A fruit allied to the plum, of an orange color, oval shape, and delicious taste; also, the tree (Prunus Armeniaca of Linnaeus) which bears this fruit. By cultivation it has been introduced throughout the temperate zone.
• Asian tree having clusters of usually white blossoms and edible fruit resembling the peach
• downy yellow to rosy-colored fruit resembling a small peach
• a shade of pink tinged with yellow
ADJECTIVE:
• yellowish-orange
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an edible fruit

Words related to APRICOT

abricock18 apricock18 apricocks19 apricots12

Words that contain APRICOT

apricots12

How to use APRICOT in a sentence

• A good apricot, when perfectly ripe, is an excellent fruit.
• The apricot makes excellent jam and marmalade, and there are several foreign preparations of it which are considered great luxuries.
• Colour, apricot or silver fawn, or dark fawn-brindle.
• We sank into a sea of olive, pomegranate, orange, plum, apricot, walnut, and plane trees, and were lost.
• Tom also tells me that it is his fault your nice apricot tree was spoiled.
• The fruit is exactly similar to an apricot covered with yellowish-brown spots.
• In one orchard we passed, the apricot, plum, and peach-stones hung naked on their leafless trees as evidence of their ravages.
• There were many tears shed on the occasion at Apricot Villa.
• A succession of walnut, apricot, mulberry, and apple trees shaded our path, which lay through extensive orchards, carpeted with beautiful turf.
• Cunningham, in return for the plants he collected, sowed peach and apricot stones in many parts near the banks.
• Of fruit-trees the most important are the orange, lemon, pomegranate, apricot, olive, vine, fig, mulberry, and pistachio-nut.
• In color they shaded from a rosy apricot to a rich mauve, but in their depths other colors, silver, fiery gold, spun sparks which seemed to move as the gem was turned.
• In another walk he eats an apricot, which opens with the most beautiful of faces, a little melancholy, and leaning on one side.
• Dressing it properly has made two thirds of the difference and the apricot frock makes the other third.
• Pretty good fig trees are about the size of the apricot tree, and yield about twenty pounds of figs when dry, each.
• The faint colour in her cheeks was of that same warm rose which the sun kisses into glowing life on the velvet skin of an apricot.
• I shall either begin with strawberry and conclude with apricot, or else I shall begin with apricot and wind up with raspberry.
• When cold spread thickly with apricot jam and cover with chocolate icing.
• His hands were still withheld and hidden, clasping his wrists within the wide, loose apricot sleeves of his gown, but his eyes looked as if they touched her.
• The last time I saw her she looked like a queen, with her crown of auburn hair and her smiling face, with its golden bloom, like a ripe apricot.
• The apricot is cultivated to some extent in the United States, but it requires too much care to permit of its being largely grown, except in certain sections.
• Put them to cook with two halves of dried apricot for each apple.
• Put a stoned peach or apricot from which the skin has been removed, in the center, filling the cavity in each half of the fruit with rice.
• Put together with apricot, strawberry, or raspberry jam and pineapple marmalade, each layer having a different preserve.
• Oil, of the finest kind, is made in India by expression from the kernels of the apricot.
• To be painful is not more than a street, to be a principal apricot is not more than a cherry and yet there is an expression, there certainly is.
• Now Sun had forgotten to ask how to make it small, like an apricot leaf, as it was at first.
• The apricot is an Armenian or Persian fruit, and was known to the Romans later than the peach.

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