peach
Pronunciation: [piːtʃ]
Word
Context: “fruit”
(noun) a sweet fruit with a soft, fuzzy skin and a pit in the middle. Peaches are delicious and can be eaten fresh or used in desserts.
Example
I love eating a juicy peach on a hot summer day.
Example
She didn't want to eat the peach because it was overripe and mushy.
Example
Do you prefer peaches or apples?
Context: “flavor”
(noun) the flavor or smell that is similar to that of a peach fruit. This is often used in food and drinks to describe sweet flavors.
Example
This ice cream has a wonderful peach flavor that tastes just like summer.
Example
He didn't like the peach flavor in the candy; it was too sweet for him.
Example
What other fruits have a flavor similar to peach?
Context: “term of endearment”
(noun) a sweet way to call someone you care about, like a nickname. You might call a friend 'peach' to show affection.
Example
She always calls her little brother 'peach' because she loves him so much.
Example
It's not nice to call someone a peach when you're upset with them.
Example
Why do you think people use terms like 'peach' to show they care?
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