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apple
a round fruit with red, green, or yellow skin and a white inside
banana
a long curved fruit with soft yellow flesh inside a yellow skin
orange
a round fruit with a thick orange skin, divided into juicy segments
grapes
small round fruits that grow together in a bunch, used to make wine
strawberry
a small red fruit with seeds on the outside
pineapple
a large tropical fruit with spiky skin and sweet yellow flesh
watermelon
a large fruit with green skin and juicy red or pink flesh
lemon
a small yellow fruit with a very sour taste
mango
a sweet tropical fruit with orange flesh and a large seed in the middle
pear
a green or yellow fruit that is round at the bottom and narrow at the top
peach
a soft round fruit with fuzzy skin and a large pit inside
cherry
a small round red or dark fruit with a pit in the middle
kiwi
a small fruit with brown fuzzy skin and green flesh full of tiny seeds
coconut
a large brown fruit with a hard shell and white flesh inside
avocado
a green fruit with soft flesh and a large seed, often used in savory dishes
blueberry
a small round dark blue fruit that grows in bunches
lime
a small round green citrus fruit with a sour taste
grapefruit
a large round citrus fruit with pink or yellow flesh and a slightly bitter taste
plum
a small round fruit with smooth purple or red skin and a pit inside
papaya
a large oval tropical fruit with orange flesh and small black seeds
guava
a round tropical fruit with green skin and pink or white flesh full of small seeds
mandarin
a small sweet citrus fruit similar to an orange, with skin that peels off easily
melon
a large round fruit with a hard skin and sweet juicy flesh
blackberry
a small dark purple or black fruit made up of tiny juicy segments
raspberry
a small soft red fruit made up of tiny juicy segments
pomegranate
a round fruit with tough red skin full of small juicy red seeds
fig
a small soft sweet fruit with purple or green skin and many tiny seeds inside
plantain
a large starchy fruit similar to a banana, usually cooked before eating

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