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clingstone(klĭng'stōn')![]() |
Of or relating to a fruit, especially a peach, having flesh that adheres closely to the stone.
n.A clingstone fruit, especially a peach.
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clingstone(klĭng'stōn')![]() |
Of or relating to a fruit, especially a peach, having flesh that adheres closely to the stone.
n.A clingstone fruit, especially a peach.
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A term used to describe fruit that has a pit to which the flesh clings tenaciously, one of the most well known being the cling or clingstone peach. See also freestone.
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The noun has one meaning:
Meaning #1:
fruit (especially peach) whose flesh adheres strongly to the pit
Synonym: cling
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