Pear is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PEAR in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a fleshy fruit
• a sweet yellowish- or brownish-green edible fruit which is narrow at the stalk and wider towards the base.
• the Eurasian tree which bears the pear.
• sweet juicy fruit with a narrow top and rounded base
• The fleshy pome, or fruit, of a rosaceous tree (Pyrus communis), cultivated in many varieties in temperate climates; also, the tree which bears this fruit. See Pear family, below.
• sweet juicy gritty-textured fruit available in many varieties
• Old World tree having sweet gritty-textured juicy fruit; widely cultivated in many varieties

Words related to PEAR

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Words that contain PEAR

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How to use PEAR in a sentence

• Bellombre continued peacefully making the round of his pear trees in the March sunshine.
• But if things had gone by their right names at the Golden Pear, old Benoit would not have been called servant for many a year back.
• I have wall fruit on the south side and an orchard of plum, pear, and cherry trees on the north side.
• In a few minutes, therefore, she went out of the room, and took from the store closet an apple and a pear.
• He cut small pieces of the apple and of the pear for cargo, and Rollo put in the stem of the pear for the captain of his boat.
• Underneath me lay the garden, and close by my hand was the stout branch of a pear tree.
• It is said that apple and pear blossoms will come out in the same way, if placed in the sun in glass cans.
• He missed his plum-trees and apples, and the tall pear, and the lowly elder hedge.
• And when thou shalt hear the sound of one going in the tops of the pear trees, then shalt thou go out to battle.
• Although this remarkable pear cannot easily be mistaken, for the benefit of those who do not know it, the following description may not be out of place.
• Opposite is a creek on the south about ten yards wide, which waters a plain where there are great numbers of the prickley pear, which name we gave to the creek.
• We find the prickly pear, one of the greatest beauties as well as the greatest inconveniences of the plains, now in full bloom.
• Here he found his party so much cut and pierced with the sharp flint and the prickly pear that he proceeded only a small distance further, and then halted to wait for us.
• These last have little more than the prickly pear and the twisted or bearded grass, nor are there in the whole cove more than three or four cottonwood trees, and those are small.
• For the rich southwest wind fed them, till pear grew ripe on pear, fig on fig, and grape on grape, all the winter and the spring.
• Who knows the Mediterranean, knows the prickly pear.
• In reaching for an extra delicious-looking pear he had to stand on his hind legs with his fore feet on the lower shelf.
• Now bring me those light wreaths of snow from the lower branches of the pear tree.
• The Eastern Belle bore a large, long pear that turned yellow when ripe and had a fine rosy cheek on one side.
• The Indian Queen was a thick-bodied pear with specks under the skin, a deep-sunk nose and a long stem.
• Wild fruit trees, such as the apple, pear and plum, are common.
• We do not expect our apple or pear orchards to bear an abundant crop every year, and we should not expect it of our hazel orchards.
• The lower part of the face of Louis-Philippe is massive, while his forehead, without being mean, narrows in a way to give the outline a shape not unlike that of a pear.
• No one would expect to raise a first-rate melting pear from the seed of a wild pear, though he might succeed from a poor seedling growing wild, if it had come from a garden-stock.
• The meat dish contained shaved cold ham, of which she knew the quality, the salad was tomatoes and celery, and the cup held preserved pear, clear as amber.
• And with no hesitation now, yet with no lessening of his watchfulness, he came on swiftly until he stood under the pear trees and within ten feet of the front porch.

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