Here, too, grew orange trees, with their unripe fruit upon them.

We also found one Eucarya murrayana with young unripe fruit.

From the unripe fruit, dried in the sun, a palatable and nutritious flour is made.

The bough had broken "under the burden of the unripe fruit."

He said that the Japanese are gradually getting out of their partiality for unripe fruit.

Youth does not save the buxom lass who has been filling herself with unripe fruit.

The unripe fruit is laxative, and of beneficial use in thrush, and in ulcerative sore throat.

The round of the ether turned from green to yellow gradually like a great unripe fruit.

A small crop of blisters indicates unripe fruit.

Gershom Root was "cut down like unripe fruit" at the fully mellowed age of seventy-three.

She possessed affections, too, though hitherto acrid and disagreeable, as are the richest flavours of unripe fruit.

It's not something I ate, nor unripe fruit.' I smile at him, but still he does not understand.

For ketchup, soups, and sauces, it is equally applicable, and the unripe fruit makes one of the best pickles.

But instead of those you have offered them sour, unripe fruit, with a glittering rind-from your own garden, of your own growing.

That night they ate unripe fruit they found unspoiled on a dead vinhog and made forlorn jokes about what a good vintage it was.

Most starchy foods, such as cereals and potatoes and unripe fruit must, of course, be cooked in order to be made fit to eat.