See also: Quintessential Quintessence Quinoa Quinceanera Quin Quints Quintel Quintessa Quincy Quinces Quine Quink Quinn Quinny Quinsy Quinta
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QUINCEMIDDLE [kwins]
NOUN
quince (noun) · quinces (plural noun) · Japanese quince (noun) · Japanese quinces (plural noun)
Definition of quince 1 : the fruit of a central Asian tree (Cydonia oblonga) of the rose family that resembles a hard-fleshed yellow apple and is used especially in preserves 2 : a tree that bears quinces — compare Japanese quince
As food. Adding a diced quince to apple sauce will enhance the taste of the apple sauce with the chunks of relatively firm, tart quince. The term " marmalade ", originally meaning a quince jam, derives from marmelo, the Portuguese word for this fruit.
In European nurseries the list of pears propagated on quince roots is much larger. Some parties have recommended quince juice as the menstruum. Quince is a fool, and Puff a rogue; and yet I think the criticism of the elder reviewer just as valuable.
Quince is a small tree bearing a yellow fruit. The seed, fruit, and leaves are used as medicine. Quince fruit syrup is sometimes used for persistent heartburn in children. Quince is also used for morning sickness, hay fever, stomach ulcers, and many other conditions, but there is no good scientific evidence to support these uses.