the fruit of the grapevine, typically a juicy berry growing in clusters, used as food or for making wine

grape wine; alcoholic drink made by fermenting grapes or grape juice

A country in southwestern Europe on the Iberian Peninsula.

glucose; dextrose; a simple sugar that is a primary energy source for living organisms and is found in many fruits

the Portuguese language; the official language of Portugal, Brazil, and several other countries

raisin; dried grape

vineyard; grape arbor

staphylococcus; a type of bacteria that cluster together like a bunch of grapes and can cause infections or food poisoning

white wine made from fermented grapes or grape juice

The fruit of the grapefruit tree, or the citrus tree itself, originating in the West Indies; also called [[西柚|西柚|xi1 you4]] in mainland China

juice made from grapes

a medical condition where an abnormal embryo forms clusters of grape-like cysts inside the uterus

a person from Portugal or of Portuguese descent

the climbing vine that produces grapes

(bound form) any of several species of wild grape native to East Asia, such as Vitis amurensis

dark purple; specifically a color that is deep purple with a grayish tint

wild grape or similar woody vine plants such as bryony; a perennial climbing plant with broad leaves and small berries that turn blue-black when ripe

a sugar derivative used as a dietary supplement for joint health; often used as a short form of [[葡萄糖胺|葡萄糖胺|pu2 tao5 tang2 an4]]

light gray with a slight pinkish or reddish tint; grayish-purple

to claim that something is not worth having because you cannot get it; a set expression based on the Aesop fable of the fox and the grapes

a type of red wine made from dark-colored grape varieties that contains little to no residual sugar

methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus; a type of bacteria that is resistant to many common antibiotics

glucose-fructose syrup; high-fructose corn syrup

jaboticaba; Brazilian grape tree

glucosamine (C6H13NO5)

Portuguese-style egg tart; pastel de nata

the Portuguese language; Portuguese text

(bound form) glucose; dextrose

raisin; dried grape

ammunition consisting of a cluster of small iron balls fired together from a cannon

grapevine; grape plant

a type of bomb, also called a grape bomb, designed to release many smaller explosives over a wide area to increase the range of destruction

official name for the country of Portugal, a republic on the Iberian Peninsula in southwestern Europe

the Portuguese language or its written form

glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase deficiency, a genetic condition that causes red blood cells to break down in response to certain triggers such as fava beans or infections

glucosamine; a chemical compound often used as a dietary supplement for joint health

a species of dabbling duck (Anas americana) native to North America

the Portuguese language

the Portuguese language

(set expression) to say that something is not worth having because you cannot get it yourself; based on the Aesop's fable of the fox and the grapes.

sour grapes; used to describe the attitude of someone who pretends to dislike something they cannot have