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| —n , pl -fruits, -fruit | |
| 1. | a moraceous tree, Artocarpus communis (or A. altilis), of the Pacific Islands, having large round edible starchy usually seedless, fruit |
| 2. | the fruit of this tree, which is eaten baked or roasted and has a texture like bread |
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They are depicted swimming, cooking breadfruit, laughing and dancing.
She survived by grabbing and floating with a breadfruit tree.
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In tropical climates, people often rely on starchy fruits such as plantains and breadfruit.
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