fruity

Preposition: with

• aroma: Tasting Notes: The nose is soft and fruity with aromas of ripe black plums and licorice.
• flavor: The wine is intensely fruity with wonderful sweet cherry flavors well integrated with the new oak.
• hint: It was crisp and fruity with a hint of almond essence.
• touch: The tasting notes read; fruity with a touch of oak, well balanced and good firm tannins.

Converse of object

get: Get Fruity Your old resolution might have been " I will eat no more junk food " .

Modifies a noun

• aroma: Small sticky hearts adorned the walls in sweetheart, filling the space with fruity aromas.
• Chianti: Red Wines: Fruity Chianti and French blends of Grenache, Cinsault and Carignan.
• fragrance: A repeat flowering rose with a strong, fruity fragrance.
• bouquet: Nose Rich, soft, fruity bouquet with sherry.
• flavor: Tree Top There's more fruity flavor in, Fresh fruity flavor, True fruity flavor in, Tree Top!
• palate: There are intense aromas of cherries and spice followed by a dry yet fruity palate with a long finish.

Modifying Another Word

• deliciously: Try serving these sprouts as a deliciously fruity accompaniment to your Christmas turkey.
• intensely: The wine is intensely fruity with wonderful sweet cherry flavors well integrated with the new oak.
• slightly: Slightly fruity as I remembered, with a strong and lasting flavor.
• rather: Set in Dudley Castle and involving bagpipes and a rather fruity ghost - or is she?
• very: Plum Tree The plum tree was looking very fruity.
• quite: The dark was quite fruity, raisins came to mind, and had a dry finish.

Used with adjective complement

• feel: But if you're feeling fruity then what you need is a delicious and nutritious smoothie.
• get: Got a bad cold too, so i'm getting fruity.
• taste: The key to the flavor of good Champagne is that it doesn't taste obviously fruity.