Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Apricot

👉 The term "apricot" refers to a type of fruit that is commonly known as a peach, but it can also refer to a variety of different kinds of fruits. Some common types include:
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Apricot These are just a few examples, and there may be other varieties or subtypes of apricots that you haven't heard of. It's always best to research the specific type of apricot you

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👉 Apricot is a type of fruit native to the Mediterranean region. It has been cultivated for centuries and is known for its sweet, juicy flesh and distinctive appearance. Apricots are commonly used in various dishes, including pies, cakes, and jams. They are also a popular ingredient in baking and can be enjoyed as a snack or added to salads for their unique flavor profile.

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👉 Apricots are small, yellow fruits that grow in clusters on trees. They are often used in desserts and jams.

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👉 The term "Apricotvirus" refers to a type of viral infection that occurs in apricots and can cause an allergic reaction, known as apricot allergy. This virus is typically transmitted by the fruit's skin or by contact with infected fruits, and it causes symptoms such as itching, swelling, and redness around the mouth and nose.

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👉 Apricots: A classic example of "apricots" is when a person asks someone who's wearing aprons why they're carrying a bunch of apples. The person will reply in a low, menacing voice, "I carry those apricots! They make my body taste so good!"

Edgy Example Sentence: "Apricots: In this one sentence, I use the word 'apricots' to describe someone who is constantly changing their clothes or using their phone without taking off the apron (a metaphor for a person who's always on the go). This way, it's not offensive and still conveys a sense of menace."

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A piecemeal version of 'apricot kernel': "Hey there, folks! I just found the perfect substitute for my old, stubborn apricot kernel... it's a homemade pie cakery called 'apricot kernal.' You know how the apricots always get stuck in the bottom? Well, now you can use your homemade kernel to make those same sweet treats without any pesky seeds or kernels!" As an edgy example of using 'apricot kernel,' "I have just discovered a new way to make my favorite pie: by using an all-time favorite apricot kernel. I mean, it's like a little secret recipe that makes everything taste like summer sunshine!"