peach
/piːtʃ/Definitions
1. noun
A juicy stone fruit with a smooth skin, typically orange or yellow in color, and a sweet, soft pulp.
“She loved biting into the ripe peach on a summer day.”
2. verb
To decorate or embellish something with a design resembling a peach.
“The interior designer chose to peach the walls with a subtle pattern.”
3. verb
To flatter or cajole someone into doing something.
“The politician learned to peach the voters with empty promises.”
4. noun
A unit of measurement for the amount of sugar or syrup in a soft drink.
“The peach in her soda was too sweet for her taste.”