Fructescence
Fructescencen.the casting of ripe fruit, or the time when plants cast their feeds
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Fructescencen.the casting of ripe fruit, or the time when plants cast their feeds
Fructiferous, or Frugiferousa.bearing fruit
Fructificationn.the act of bearing, fruitfulness, the part of plants appropriated to generation
Fructifyv.to make or render fruitful, to bear fruit
Fructuousa.bearing fruit, fruitful, fertile, useful
Frugala.thrifty, sparing careful, saving of expense without meanness
Frugality, or Frugalnessn.good husbandry, thrift
Frugallyad.thriftily, sparingly, carefully, nearly
Frugivorousa.eating subsisting on fruits
Fruitn.the produce of trees, &c. profit, effect
Fruitagen.fruit, fruit collectively or in general
Fruitbearinga.producing or having fruit
Fruiterern.a person who sells or deals in fruit
Fruiteryn.a fruitloft, fruitage, fruit itself
Fruitfula.bearing fruit, plenteous, childbearing
Fruitfullyad.plenteously, abundantly, richly
Fruitfulnessn.plenty, abundance, richness
Fruitgroven.a close plantation of fruit-trees
Fruitionn.enjoyment, possession, pleasure
Fruitivea.enjoying, possessing, not used
Fruitlessa.void of fruit, barren, unprofitable, vain
Fruitlesslyad.idly, unprofitable, vainly, in vain
Fruitloftn.a loft to put or preserve fruit in
Fruitratea.vain, ineffectual, useless, void
Fruittreen.a tree that bears or produces fruit
Frumentaceousa.resembling wheat
Frumentariousa.of or belonging to corn