the fleshy inner part of a melon that surrounds the seeds

the soft inner part (pulp, flesh, or pith) of a fruit or vegetable

the edible flesh of fruits like melons or oranges that contains the seeds

the grainy, crumbly, or mealy texture of the pulp in a perfectly ripe or overripe watermelon

a geezer with one foot in the grave; used as a joke or a curse to refer to an elderly or sickly person near death

The actual letter content or paper contained inside an envelope; used in some regional dialects

the edible kernel of a pine cone

The grainy, loose, or sandy texture of the flesh of a very ripe watermelon

the pulp or flesh of a fruit; the section of an orange or similar citrus fruit

(colloquial) the taste or quality of a melon's flesh, especially a watermelon

the soft interior part of a loaf of bread; the crumb