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  • adjective Attributive form of stone fruit, noun.

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Examples

  • I was expecting concentrated stone-fruit flavors but it turned out to be quite lean with a slight hint of petrol and an unmistakable minerality.

    What We Drank 2009

  • I was expecting concentrated stone-fruit flavors but it turned out to be quite lean with a slight hint of petrol and an unmistakable minerality.

    LENNDEVOURS: 2009

  • I was expecting concentrated stone-fruit flavors but it turned out to be quite lean with a slight hint of petrol and an unmistakable minerality.

    New Weekly Feature: What We Drank 2009

  • Expressions: le noyau familial = the family unit cracher un noyau = to spit out a pit. des fruits à noyaux = stone-fruit électrons autour du noyau = electrons around the nucleus

    noyau - French Word-A-Day 2006

  • Expressions: le noyau familial = the family unit cracher un noyau = to spit out a pit. des fruits à noyaux = stone-fruit électrons autour du noyau = electrons around the nucleus

    French Word-A-Day: 2006

  • Great post—I, too, am feeling like I SHOULD overdose on stone-fruit before “going whole-squash.”

    summer’s last hurrah panzanella | smitten kitchen 2008

  • Expressions: le noyau familial = the family unit cracher un noyau = to spit out a pit. des fruits à noyaux = stone-fruit électrons autour du noyau = electrons around the nucleus

    French Word-A-Day: 2006

  • I can't wait to make it again when stone-fruit season comes again.

    One Year of Blogging - Shaun 2007

  • The Masumotos live about 20 miles southeast of Fresno in a low-slung 1920s farmhouse surrounded by old grape vines with tight bunches of pale young fruit, and stone-fruit orchards laden with ripening nectarines and peaches.

    Archive 2006-08-01 2006

  • The Masumotos live about 20 miles southeast of Fresno in a low-slung 1920s farmhouse surrounded by old grape vines with tight bunches of pale young fruit, and stone-fruit orchards laden with ripening nectarines and peaches.

    Preserving Traditions 2006

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