fruitjar (frotjar)

A large-mouthed bottle or jar, usually usually fitted with a gla or metal cap for excluding air, used for preserving fruit; a preserve-jar. fruit-knife (fröt'nif), n. A knife having a blade of some material not affected by the acid juice of fruit, generally silver, used for paring and cutting cutting fruit. fruitle (fröt'les), a. [ME, fruytles; + -le -le .] 1. Not bearing fruit; destitute of fruit or off offspring: as, a fruitle plant; a fruit le marriage. Upon my head they plac'd a fruitle crown, And put a barren sceptre in my gripe, No son of mine succeeding. Shak ., Macbeth, iii. 1. Therefore, despite of fruitle chastity,. That on the earth would breed a scarcity And barren dearth of daughters and of sons, tured representation of fruit. fruit-pigeon (fröt'pijon), n. A general name of the very numerous old-world pigeons of the genera Carpo IMG:content-1909.jpg:[graphic] phaga and Tre ron. Green is the prevailing color of these birds, and fruit their principal food, whence the name. fruit-pre (fröt'pres), п. A domestic apparatus for extracting juices from fruit. IMG:content-1910.jpg:[graphic]