Pronunciation: /ˈkʌstərd ˈæpəl/
noun a type of tropical fruit with a sweet, creamy flesh
A1 I like custard apples because they are sweet and creamy.
A2 Custard apples are also known as sugar apples.
B1 The custard apple tree produces delicious fruits that are popular in tropical regions.
B2 The custard apple is a tropical fruit with a unique flavor that is a favorite among many people.
C1 The custard apple is rich in nutrients and is often used in desserts and smoothies.
C2 Some people consider the custard apple to be a delicacy due to its rich and creamy texture.
adjective describing the type of fruit known as custard apple
A1 I tried a custard apple smoothie for the first time.
A2 The custard apple tree in our backyard produces delicious fruit.
B1 The custard apple dessert was a hit at the party.
B2 The custard apple pudding had a unique and delightful flavor.
C1 The chef created a custard apple-infused sauce that elevated the dish.
C2 The custard apple sorbet was a refreshing end to the meal.
formal The custard apple is a tropical fruit with a sweet flavor and creamy texture.
informal I love snacking on custard apples during the summer.
slang Custard apples are the bomb, so delicious!
figurative Her smile was as sweet as a custard apple.
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