used to introduce a conditional clause; in the event that; in case

outcome; result; consequence

the result, effect, or efficacy produced by an action or cause

a positive result or successful outcome of effort, research, or work

sure enough; really; as one predicted

firm and resolute in making decisions and taking action without hesitation

the result or outcome of an action or event, typically one that is negative, unpleasant, or serious

the fruit produced by a plant

the Buddhist principle of spiritual cause and effect or retribution

if it is really the case that; if truly

gelatin dessert

Congo (Congo-Brazzaville or Congo-Kinshasa)

the name Hugo; specifically Victor Hugo (1802-1885), the French writer

melons and fruit in a general or collective sense

an evil or disastrous result of one's actions

vegetables and fruits

the flesh of a fruit; pulp

fig (Ficus carica)

the peel or skin of a fruit

courageous, resolute, and daring

To suffer the negative results of one's own actions; to reap what one has sown.

originally a Buddhist term for attaining nirvana; metaphorically refers to a successful or desired outcome after long effort.

fruit farmer

a major achievement, great work, or triumphant success resulting from effort

the literal fruit of a plant that has a bitter taste

a small knife designed for cutting and peeling fruit

to blossom and bear fruit

fruit that has been dehydrated naturally or through a drying process, such as raisins or dates

fruit plate; fruit platter

just as expected; sure enough

the cone or seed-bearing organ of a pine tree or other gymnosperm; also known as a strobile or strobilus

a sweet fruit preserve made from apples and sugar, typically used as a spread

(loanword) bingo