pome

see definition of pome

as inberry
as inaccessory fruit
as infalse fruit
as infruit

Synonyms for pome

noun small fruit

fruit

noun. edible part of vegetative growth developed after flowering

fruits

noun. edible part of vegetative growth developed after flowering

Word Origin & History

late 14c., of types of apples or apple-shaped objects, from Old French pome "apple" (12c., Modern French pomme), from Late Latin or Vulgar Latin *poma "apple," originally plural of Latin pomus "fruit," later "apple" (see Pomona).

Example Sentences for pome

But it looked from the pome like she wuz dead 'nd that he loved her.

"I'se got a pome," said Stephen, and drew a piece of paper from his pocket.

Mar got a hundred dollars for that pome, from that editor feller and his pardner.

Eastern people don't appreciate this "pome" as Western farmers do.

I think there is little doubt that this is the Pome Water of Gerard.

A pome is variously defined by students of structural botany.

I'd rather build a fowl-house than a "pome" or story, any day.

"Give us a song or a pome," called a voice from the rear of the hall.

I hope you like, at least, the concluding lines of the Pome?

An' so he writes a pome to show that th' czar's letter's not on th' square.

pome

Synonyms for pome

More words related to pome

accessory fruit

berries

berry

false fruit

fruit

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