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Webster's Dictionary (1865)

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Fruitage

Fruit'age, n.

noun

(frût'ej, 45), n. [Fr. fruitage, from fruit.] Fruit collectively; various fruits; fruitery. “Ambrosial fruitage.” Milton.

Frŭt'age, n.

noun

[Cf. FRUITAGE.] [Obs.] 1. A picture of fruit; a fruit-piece. The cornices consist of fruitages and festoons. Evelyn. 2. A confection of fruit. Nares.