Pluot
[ploo-ot] /ˈplu ɒt/
noun
1.
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noun
a complex hybrid fruit developed from the seeds of an apricot and plum whose outside more resembles a plum
Examples
A pluot is about 2/3 plum and 1/3 apricot in parentage.
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