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The object that needs to be collected before touching the flower in a level. Though sometimes apples are absent, they're common used in levels. There's a limit of 50 apples in one level. In pipe levels they're used as a count for how far you reached. Originally the author of the game called apples as fruits.

(Malus) (Fruit Wood) Light yellow in colour, tough interlocking grain, turns and finishes well.

fruit with red or yellow or green skin and sweet to tart crisp whitish flesh

native Eurasian tree widely cultivated in many varieties for its firm rounded edible fruits

a fruit and it grows in the summer An orange is a fruit and it grows in the summer A melon is a fruit and it grows in the summer Therefore fruits grow in the summer (X is B and C, Y is B and C, Z is B and C, therefore all B are C )

a fruit, is red, contains juice, has seeds etc

a fruit, not a ball

a fruit not a computar

a great fruit widely being used for cakes, pies and many health care products too

a kind of fruit , or the tree that grows this fruit

an example of a fleshy fruit

an example of a Pome fruit

a pome fruit, as is a pear

a round tree fruit which has crisp white flesh, with red veins

a sweet fruit which grows on a tree

a type of fruit

a very versatile fruit

a widely cultivated tree, used for its fruit

Malus Kentucky Coffeetree Gymnocladus

(n) the fruit used to make cider! But not just any old apple - different types of apple are used, depending on the type of cider being made. In some parts of the UK (notably Eastern parts) culinary (cooking) or dessert (eating) apples are used; whereas in other parts, especially in the western areas, specially grown cider apples are used. Cider apples are classified as Bittersharp, Bittersweet, Sharp or Sweet, depending on the relative amounts of acid and/or tannin present in the apples - see the individual definitions of these terms for more explanation. There is a large number of different varieties of cider apple - some well-known ones are Kingston Black, Foxwhelp, Dabinett, Chisel Jersey and Tremlett's Bitter.

Saib Fruit

maker of the iPod, iMac and many generations of Macintosh computers. Also a fruit.

The popular image of the forbidden fruit described in Genesis. A piece got stuck in Adam's throat, creating the organ known as the "Adam's apple" in men.

Sabe Fruit

The fruit of the apple tree Malus sylvestris var. domestica which requires cool winters to fruit. There are thousands of varieties but only about fifty are commercially available. Dessert varieties are sweetish, sometimes combined with acid, used for eating raw, and, since they keep their shape on cooking, are used for tarts and in other cases where the shape of the cut fruit is important. Cooking varieties are generally acid and become soft and mushy when boiled, stewed or baked. Cooking Tip: Bake in the oven with ginger or fennel seeds and grated orange or lemon peel. Use apples in a fruit salad with finely chopped rosemary, poppy seeds or cress grinded. If the apples begin to darken and there is no lemon then dip them peeled in salted water.

Cultivated in temperate zones throughout the world for at least 3,000 years, there are now thousands of varieties of this popular member of the rose family.

Gravity Fruit

Pleasant apple-fruit aroma, particularly characteristic of Chardonnays made without excessive oak.

The fruits grown on the apple tree. more information - recipes

a pome fruit with generally firm flesh, which can range in flavor from sweet to tart, encased in a thin skin, which can range in color from yellow to green to red; apples can be eaten out of hand, cooked or used for juice and are grown in temperate regions worldwide and available all year, particularly in the fall.

The apple is a tree and its pomaceous fruit, of the species Malus domestica in the rose family Rosaceae. It is one of the most widely cultivated tree fruits. It is a small deciduous tree reaching 5-12 m tall, with a broad, often densely twiggy crown.

This article is about the satellite APPLE. For the fruit apple, see Apple. For other uses see Apple (disambiguation).

(Macintosh): A type of computer. There are many types of computers but the most common are the PC (Personal Computer) and the MAC (Macintosh / Apple).

Apple Macintosh, also referred to as "Apple" or "Mac", is an alternative computer operating system [OS] to Microsoft " Windows". When obtaining software, you need to know whether you need the Mac or Windows version. Traditionally favoured by Education Departments, artists and "creative" people, Apple has been responsible for a number of innovations in personal computing. Apple was founded in 1976 by Steven Jobs and Steve Wozniak. Visit Apple.com Website

a small but extremely nimble player in the computer and digital music industry

A very old computer company that made the first G.U.I.

A manufacturer of desktop and laptop computers. In 1977, the Apple II was introduced, which quickly became the most widely used computer in the home and classroom. They were also used in business primarily for the innovative VisiCalc software (the first spreadsheet computer application) that was launched on it. In 1984, Apple introduced the Macintosh. As a graphics-based machine, the Mac was successful as a low-cost desktop publishing system. Today the Macintosh is a Unix-based system with a graphical user interface used in various academic environments, graphic design and video and sound production.

The Apple ][ computer sold millions of units and is generally considered to have been the first home computer with a 1977 release date. It is based on the 65xx family of processors. The earlier Apple I was only available as a build-it-yourself kit.

Apple Computer Inc, creators of the Macintosh computer and the Macintosh operating system.

The manufacturer of the Macintosh range of computers. The operating system used on Macintosh computers is called MacOS.

Apple computers makers of the Macintosh

Apple Computer, Inc., Cupertino, CA. Manufacturer of personal computers. Heavy penetration in the graphics/desktop publishing business.

Apple Computer. They started the home computer revolution. They make the best unix-based operating system and the sexiest looking machines. I possess the Powerbook of Joy

A computer company, maker of the Macintosh line of computers. They also produce the Newton, and produced the Apple and Apple II computers.

The Apple company was founded in 1976 by Steven Jobs and Steve Wozniak. Traditionally favoured by Education Departments, artists and "creative" people, Apple has been responsible for a number of innovations, e.g. the stylish iMac computer and more recently the iPod mp3 player. See also Mac

A term describing the highest stake game within a cardroom or casino.

The name of the company that manufactured the machine the author used to write this book. Also, the object that fell on Newtons head that began his thinking on what has become known as Newtonian physics. An understanding of Newtonian physics is extremely helpful in understanding the movement of the balls as they are played during the game.

The biggest game in the house.

A big game, often the biggest game in a particular club.

Apple is a recurring character in the Suikoden video game series. She appeared in Suikoden I, Suikoden II, and Suikoden III. A student of strategy, Apple studied under Mathiu Silverberg along with Shu.

This pipe has a round bowl and as the name suggests - like an apple.

Antiquated term for a bowling ball; description for a bowler who cracks under pressure; and, depiction of a flat ball.

a wonderful thing-a perfect handful of portable food, wrapped in a package of its very own skin