pearmain

Firstly, its unusual shape - it is a very tall apple, a shape which is characteristic of 'pearmain' apples such as Adams Pearmain.

Collecting My Thoughts 2009

Look in bin/trash can, collect pearmain (1 coin here).

Archive 2008-05-01 2008

Click on its mouth to get it to open then pop the pearmain in.

Archive 2008-05-01 2008

Now if she'd er tuk thim old blue pearmain trees, I wouldn't have said a word.

Hetty's Strange History Anonymous

As varieties of the Apple, mention is made in documents of the twelfth century, of the pearmain, and the costard, from the latter of which has come the word costardmonger, as at first a dealer in this fruit, and now applied to our costermonger.

Herbal Simples Approved for Modern Uses of Cure William Thomas Fernie

He left a hollow limb on the old red pearmain apple-tree, because when he came to cut it there was a pair of bluebirds twittering around, frantic with anxiety.

The Song of the Cardinal 1915

Peter and Sally were under the big pearmain apple tree at the foot of the orchard, Shelley and a half dozen beaus were everywhere.

Laddie: A True Blue Story 1913

On the further side of the house, Dr. Ripley had planted an apple orchard, which included some rare varieties, especially the blue pearmain, a dark-red autumn apple with a purple bloom upon it like the bloom upon the rye.

The Life and Genius of Nathaniel Hawthorne Stearns, Frank P 1906

Molly set the barrel up on end, and that took the boy out of the reach of mischief, so he retired from view and peeped through a crack as he ate his fifth pearmain, regardless of consequences.

Jack And Jill Alcott, Louisa May, 1832-1888 1902

Peter and Sally were under the big pearmain apple tree at the foot of the orchard,

Laddie; a true blue story Gene Stratton-Porter 1893