1
It is sometimes called custard-apple because the flesh resembles soft custard.
2
The taste is sweet, and the fruit is wholesome: it is full of seeds, like the custard-apple.
3
When the scuffle you heave a ripe custard-apple at them, and it bursts in a lather of cream.
4
Garman stood leaning against the custard-apple tree which had hidden his approach and looked at Payne and Annette as he spoke.
5
The custard-apple (as we call it) is a fruit as big as a pomegranate, and much of the same colour.