n. 1 downy juicy fruit with sweet yellowish or whitish flesh; 2 the tree bearing the above fruit
Teresa took a bite out of the peach.
Teresa took a bite out of the peach.
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Juice from the succulent peach dribbled down my chin.
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What do James' aunts want to do with the peach at first?
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How many peach trees were there in the garden?
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What does Aunt Sponge trip on when the peach begins rolling?
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What did the aunts decide to do with the peach when it stopped growing?
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What does Junie's mother mean when she says, you were no peach when you were teething, either.
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Which of the following does NOT happen after the peach begins rolling?
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What is the peach Crayon doing?
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When the plane causes the peach to fall to earth, what does James do?
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What untimely happened to Aunt Sponge and Aunt Spiker after the peach rolled down the hill?
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Why were both aunts amazed there was a peach growing in the tree?
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Who points out they can eat the peach for nourishment?
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Where did the peach land in New York City?
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What happens once the peach falls off the cliff?
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edible fruit; juicy fruit; fuzzy fruit
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peach
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