Fruit stone remover
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PITTERFruit-stone remover.
DRUPEStone fruit
PITFruit stone
GRANITEPOMEGRANATEStone fruit?
NUTLETFruit stone
PYRENEFruit stone.
OLIVEPITFruit stone.
DRUPESStone fruit.
PITFruit stone.
PITTERSFruit-stone removers.
DRUPEFleshy stone fruit
PLUMFruit with a stone
APRICOTFruit with a stone
pittedthe stone of a fruit
pitsthe stone of a fruit
pitthe stone of a fruit
PYRENESeed or stone of a fruit.
nuculethe stone of a fleshy fruit
stoniesthaving a stone or stones, as fruit
stoneyhaving a stone or stones, as fruit
stonyhaving a stone or stones, as fruit
stonierhaving a stone or stones, as fruit
sarcocarpthe fleshy part of a stone fruit
nuculesNUCULE, the stone of a fleshy fruit
stonilyhaving a stone or stones, as fruit
sarcocarpsSARCOCARP, the fleshy part of a stone fruit
putamen(Latin) a fruit stone; a membrane lining an eggshell
cherriesA small, round stone fruit that is typically bright or dark red
pyreneputamen or stone, esp. when there are several in a single fruit; nutlet
pyrenesputamen or stone, esp. when there are several in a single fruit; nutlet
clingstonesCLINGSTONE, a fruit, eg a peach, having the flesh attached closely to the stone
freestonefruit having a stone to which the flesh does not cling, as certain peaches and plums
kernelsA softer, usually edible part of a nut, seed, or fruit stone contained within its hard shell
avocadosA pear-shaped fruit with a rough leathery skin, smooth oily edible flesh, and a large stone
freestonesA stone fruit in which the pit is easily separated from the flesh when the fruit is ripe
clingstonehaving the flesh attached closely to the stone / a fruit, eg a peach, having the flesh attached closely to the stone
mangosa tropical usually large ovoid or oblong fruit with a firm yellowish-red skin, hard central stone, and juicy aromatic pulp
endocarpsThe innermost layer of the pericarp that surrounds a seed in a fruit. It may be membranous (as in apples) or woody (as in the stone of a peach or cherry)