Dried+grape
61raisin — rai·sin || reɪzn n. dried grape …
62raisins — rai·sin || reɪzn n. dried grape …
63plum — n. 1. Fruit of the plum tree. 2. Plum tree. 3. Raisin, dried grape. 4. £100,000. 5. Handsome sum, fortune, treasure …
64raisin — n. Dried grape …
65currant — noun (C) a small dried grape used especially in baking cakes: currant bun …
66raisin — noun (C) a dried grape (=the fruit that wine is made from) …
67raisin — UK [ˈreɪz(ə)n] / US noun [countable] Word forms raisin : singular raisin plural raisins a dried grape …
68raisin — [ˈreɪz(ə)n] noun [C] a dried GRAPE …
69aril — [ar′il, er′il] n. [ModL arillus < ML, dried grape < L aridus, ARID] an additional covering that forms on certain seeds after fertilization, developing from the stalk of the ovule arillate [ar′ə lāt΄, er΄ə lāt΄] adj …
70aril — n. Bot. an extra seed covering, often coloured and hairy or fleshy, e.g. the red fleshy cup around a yew seed. Derivatives: arillate adj. Etymology: mod.L arillus: cf. med.L arilli dried grape stones …
