Word Type

Noun

Verb

Adjective

The word "apples" can be used as noun, verb and adjective.

Word Relationships

Typical Location

farmers market fridge grocery store market shop table

Derived Terms

she'll be apples she's apples

Derived From

apple

Etymologically Related To

apples and pears

Inflected/Variant Forms

apple

Has Part

peel seeds seeds inside stems

Context

australian australian rhyming slang cockney rhyming slang slang

Has Property

about as big as baseballs crisp edible good for good to eat green red red and green and ripe red yellow or green red yellow or green in color small enough to carry by hand sweet or sour yellow yellow green and red

Type Of (IsA)

best computers crunchy not oranges nor lemons not vegetables

Not Capable Of

play poker

Receives Action

consumed by people cooked dried eaten fermented found in store found on apple trees grown in temperate climates measured in bushels peeled pressed sliced sold at stores

Related Terms

apple fine nice stairs testicles

Used For

bait deer

Data sourced from Wiktionary, WordNet, CMU, and other open linguistic databases. Updated March 2026.