plum
Meaning
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- The fruit and its tree.
- The fruit and its tree.
- The fruit and its tree.
- The fruit and its tree.
- The fruit and its tree.
- The fruit and its tree.
- The fruit and its tree.
- The fruit and its tree.
- The fruit and its tree.
- The fruit and its tree.
- The fruit and its tree.
- The fruit and its tree.
- The fruit and its tree.
- The fruit and its tree.
- The fruit and its tree.
- Extended senses.
- Extended senses.
- Extended senses.
- (slang) Extended senses.
- Extended senses.
Synonyms
plum-tree
Japanese apricot
European plum
well-developed
Prunus
prunus mume
prunus salicina
common plum
damson plum tree
pudding stone
well-raised
plum color
plum stone
Damson plum
domestic plum
Frequency
Pronounced as (IPA)
/plʌm/
Etymology
From Middle English plomme, ploume, from Old English plūme, from Proto-West Germanic *plūmā, borrowed from Latin prūnum. Doublet of prune.
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