PEAR

PEAR


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Word: pear
Word origin: Old English pere, peru, of West Germanic origin; related to Dutch peer, from Latin pirum .
Phonetic: pɛː
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a yellowish- or brownish-green edible fruit that is typically narrow at the stalk and wider towards the base, with sweet, slightly gritty flesh.
the Eurasian tree which bears the pear.


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A fruit to poach
Alligator ___
Alligator ___ (another name for an avocado)
Alligator ___ (avocado)
Alternative to an apple
Anjou or Bartlett
Anjou or Bosc
Anjou or Comice
Anjou or Cornice
Anjou or Seckel
Anjou
Apple alternative
Bartlett or Anjou
Bartlett or Bosc
Bartlett or Seckel
Bartletts item
Bartlett
Beautiful tones shape
Bell-shaped fruit
Bergamot
Bit of still life
Body shape
Bosc
Bosc or Anjou
Bosc or Bartlett
Bosc or Seckel
Bottom-heavy fruit
Bottom-heavy shape
Brandy flavor
Brandy fruit
Broad-bottomed fruit
Bulb-shaped food
Christmas tree?
Cobbler ingredient
Comice
Common still-life item
Compote component
Compote fruit
Dentiform : tooth :: pyriform : ___
Diamond shape
Distinctively shaped fruit
Earths shape
Edible fruit
Egg : oval :: ___ : pyriform
Elvis Costello Sweet ___
Enoch Bartletts offering
Fall fruit
Fleshy fruit
Fruit a lute is shaped like
Fruit baked in wine
Fruit basket item
Fruit basket selection
Fruit cocktail chunk
Fruit cocktail fruit
Fruit cooked in cream and sugar
Fruit for a doubleheader?
Fruit in a Harry & David gift basket
Fruit in the rose family
Fruit served with brandy
Fruit shaped like a bell
Fruit tree
Fruit with a check the neck ripeness test
Fruit-bearing tree
Fruit-cocktail chunk
Fruit-cocktail fruit
Fruit-cup chunk
Gallbladders shape
Gem shape
Green fruit
Green or yellow fruit
High-fiber fruit
Intriguingly oversized item in a brandy bottle
Its shaped like a bell
Item in a Harry & David basket
Item in some brandy bottles
Juicy Fruit
Kieffer or Anjou
Kind of Christmas tree?
Kind of brandy
Kind of nectar
Kind of orchard
Kind of tree in a Christmas song
Lightbulb-shaped food
Liqueur flavor
Lute shape
Lute-shaped fruit
Mandolin shape
Millays The ___Tree
Nectar flavor
Nectar fruit
Nectar source
Nectar-bearing fruit
Obovoid pome
Oft-canned fruit
One fruit with the sound of two?
Orchard fruit
Orchard item
Orchard product
Oregon export
Oviform : egg :: pyriform : ___
Partridges preferred tree
Partridges tree
Peelable fruit
Popular brandy flavor
Popular compote fruit
Prickly ___
Prickly ___ (cactus variety)
Prickly item
Quinces cousin
Schnapps choice
Schnapps flavor
Seckel
Seckel or Anjou
Seckel or Bartlett
Seckel or Bosc
Shape of a mandolins body
Shape of some joggers
Shapely fruit
Sometimes brandied fruit
Sorbitol source
Still life component
Still life favorite
Still-life fruit
Still-life item
Still-life subject
Summer fruit
Syrup flavor
Teardrop-shaped fruit
Tree fruit
Tree in a Christmas carol
Tree in a Christmas song
Tree in bloom in a Van Gogh painting
Voznesenski work The Triangular ___
Yule tune tree
___ shaped tones
___-shaped
Alligator
Avocado
Shape for a tone.
Shape of perfect tones.
Kieffer or Seckel.
Salad fruit
Tree
Pome fruit.
Bland fruit.
Bosc or bergamot.
Product in pomology.
Nopal.
Fruit of apple family.
Seckel or tuna.
Burrel or Seckel.
Bartlett, for one.
Pome.
Anjou, for one.
Dessert for a dieter
Alligator, for one
Tree for a Yule bird
... partridge in a ___ tree
Anjou or Kieffer
Bulb-shaped fruit.
Bartlett, e.g.
Tree of the rose family
Partridge's tree
Garber or Bartlett
Anjou or Tyson
The ___ Tree, Millay poem
Tree for a partridge
Bosc, e.g.
Fruit-basket item
Yellow fruit
Fruit or tree
Succulent fruit
Homophone for pair
Seckel, e.g.
Millay's The ___ Tree
Prickly ___ (the sabra)
Cornice, e.g.
Cornice or Bosc
Anjou or alligator
Earth's shape
Bergamot, e.g.
Anjou, e.g.
Gallbladder's shape
Shape of a mandolin's body
Partridge's preferred tree
Fruit in a still-life painting
Compote ingredient
Jelly Belly flavor
Fruit that's sometimes poached
Partridge's tree, in a Christmas song
Fruit often seen in still lifes
It may be poached
Fruit in a fruit basket
Fruit in a holiday gift box
Flavor of some eau de vie
Fruit that flavors liqueurs
Fruit with an obovate shape
Big-bottomed fruit
Prickly ___ (variety of cactus)
Tree for a partridge, in a Christmas song
Bartlett fruit
Conference fruit?
Couple on the radio promoting fruit
As the hourglass figure went
Fly's salty secretion
Reap unusual fruit
Soundly trim fruit
A fruit or two, we hear
Vegetable with right to become a fruit
Mean to consume English fruit
8, or 2, say
Two of a kind, say
Fruit and veg recipe
Fruit, the first apple …
A golf green may be shaped like one
Partridge family tree?
An earring may be shaped like one
The Twelve Days of Christmas tree
Apple not main fruit
Fruit are squished when put under pressure
iPoire à la Beaujolaise/i centerpiece
The fruit in ipoire à la Beaujolaise/i
Relative of the apple
Cousin to an apple
With 63 Across, partridge in a place
Christmas tree of song
Partridges carol tree
Wood used for kitchen spoons
Food shaped like a lightbulb
Intriguingly oversized item somehow inside a brandy bottle
___ drop (British sweet treat)
Bartlett or Bosc fruit
Fruit cup chunk
Cobbler choice
Fruit thats shaped like a light bulb
15 cut, we hear?
D'Anjou, for one
Fruit in some galettes
Platform
Solidly built
On time
Minor poet's introduction, arranged earlier, entertaining public house
Vegetable starter for lunch thats scary
Spat out everything, but sent back taro, as predicted
Edward holds that place is linked with a painter
-- fruit
1D, a prize example, ultimately abandoned
Fruit and veg right
Fruit and vegetable recipe
Something swelling lower down plughole?
Partridges tree?
Apples kin
The Listener goes under quietly
Fine wood for woodwinds
Bartletts codeword!
Fruit by the Foot fruit
. . . a partridge in a __ tree
...and a partridge in a ___ tree
Apple relative
Sweet gritty-textured variety of fruit
Fruit whose varieties include anjou, bartlett and seckel
Gift basket fruit
Comice, e.g.
Comice, e.g.
Fruit of the rosaceous tree Pyrus communis
Bosc or Bartlett fruit
Fine-textured wood used in musical instruments
Bartlett or Bosc, e.g.




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