PAPAW

PAPAW


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Word: papaw

A tree, Carica papaya, of tropical America, belonging to the order Brassicales, and producing dull orange-colored, melon-shaped fruit.


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Poor mans banana
Alabama tree
Custard apple
Eastern U.S. fruit tree
Elongated fruit (Var.)
Fleshy fruit
Fruit tree
Fruit tree with purplish flowers
Fruit-bearing tree
Green-skinned fruit
Large oval fruit
Melonlike fruit
Melonlike fruit apt for this theme
Melonlike tropical fruit
Melonlike tropical fruit (Var.)
Oblong fruit
Oblong yellow fruit
Oblong yellowish fruit
Old man with fruit (5)
Papaya
Prairie banana
Purple-flowering tree
Relative of the custard apple
Southern fruit tree
Sweet fruit
Tree also called a custard apple
Tree related to the ylang-ylang
Tree with large
Tree with malodorous flowers
Tree with malodorous purple flowers
Tree with oblong leaves
Tree with purplish flowers
Tropical melon tree
Tropical melon tree (Var.)
US fruit tree
Wild banana
Yellow fruit
Yellow tropical fruit
Yellow-fleshed fruit
Yellow-fleshed fruit (Var.)
Yellowish fleshy fruit
-- fruit
Tropical fruit
Fruit with bananalike pulp.
Yellowish fruit.
Yellow-fleshed tropical fruit.
Banana's relative.
N. American fruit.
Custard apple tree.
Exotic fruit
N. A. fruit tree
Fruit or tree
Small, fleshy fruit
Tree of the custard-apple family
Sweetsop's cousin
Edible fruit
Tree with large, oblong leaves
Banana-like fruit
Elongated fruit from a tree
Fruit also known as a prairie banana
Fruit in the custard apple family
Tree of the custard apple family
Fruit father wanted to start with
The governor with fruit
Parent with fruit
Fleshy tropical fruit
Tropical fruit with orange flesh and small black seeds
Fruit also called a custard apple or prairie banana
Fruit tree fathers taken in hand
Green-skinned tropical fruit
Green-skinned tropical fruit
Fleshy North American fruit
Tree bearing fruit twice a year? Wife sits beneath it




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