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Meanings of when ripe in English
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Usage of when ripe in English
1
Her novels were like fruit, which, when ripe, fell away from her.
2
Named from the gray color that pervades the entire cheese when ripe.
3
It is a delicious fruit, amber-coloured when ripe, and growing in marshy ground.
4
The fruit is wholesome, and seldom disagrees if eaten when ripe and sound.
5
The opening of a peridium, when ripe, to discharge the spores.
6
A good sort for stringing, and of excellent quality when ripe.
7
This, when ripe, is bright yellow, and the size of a musk melon.
8
This fruit is black when ripe, and very good eating raw.
9
The other variety is black when ripe, nearly as large as Moore's Early.
10
The leaves are light green; the stalk yellow when ripe.
11
The fruit is gathered when ripe, at which time it exhales an aromatic odor.
12
The fruit is small, dark purple when ripe, sweet, but rough to the palate.
13
A field of mandioca, when ripe, looks something like a nursery of young plants.
14
Would not the people gather their corn when ripe as a matter of course?
15
Fruits when ripe and in good condition are best eaten raw; cooking spoils the flavour.
16
Then bottle it off; and when ripe, it will be found a very pleasant beverage.