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li·tchi also li·chee or ly·chee
n. pl. li·tchis also li·chees or ly·chees
# A Chinese tree (Litchi chinensis) that bears bright red fruits, each of which has a large single seed with a white, fleshy, edible aril. # The nutlike fruit of this tree. Also called litchi nut. i think china
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