| Hint | Fruit |
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| It keeps the doctor away | |
| Looks like cantaloupe, but smells very different | |
| Popular component in scones | |
| Key, Persian or Kaffir | |
| Something fishy about this little fruit... | |
| Like a peach, but not fuzzy | |
| Save the ____! | |
| Another name for a kerfuffle, row or skirmish | |
| Swedish pancakes are tasty with this tart topping | |
| When you're unable to marry undercover, you...? | |
| Breathe fire with this polka-dotted fruit | |
| One of the few brown fruits; makes a popular soda south of the border | |
| Often eaten dried; the pits are very poisonous | |
| Michael York might have eaten these on his 'Run' | |
| Stinks to high heaven, and doesn't taste much better! | |
| Think 'Real Housewives,' both in county and complexion | |
| The blackish seeds of this popular tropical fruit are edible | |
| Five points and a subtle sweet flavor | |
| Your father smelled of these | |
| This aromatic fruit may spark your love life | |
| The opposite of 'mawmaw' | |
| Related to nightshade, these were once thought toxic | |
| Newton's favorite (no, not apple!) | |
| Chinese fruit that resembles an eyeball when shelled | |
| You mean this is really a fruit? Holy guacamole! | |
| | Hint | Fruit |
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| Sometimes erroneously called 'custard apple' | |
| Deep green melon which shares a name with cities in Crete and Brazil | |
| Persephone made the mistake of sharing one with Hades | |
| The syrup of this Chinese fruit soothes sore throats | |
| Sounds a little like something you'd find in a bakery | |
| Tasty Japanese citrus; throw it down in Scrabble for lots of points | |
| Red or yellow, seedless or not, it's a Fourth of July staple | |
| Rainier and Bing are true varieties; maraschino is not | |
| This superfruit is also known as 'wolfberry' | |
| Asian desserts are often flavored with this | |
| This citrus tastes fine, but it ain't got no alibi | |
| It's not just a phone | |
| Sometimes referred to as a 'Mandarin' | |
| Honk, honk...watch where you step! | |
| One GIANT grapefruit, with sweeter flesh | |
| It's not recommended you use one to sew | |
| Like a funky-shaped lemon | |
| It comes in many colors, and that's nothing to 'wine' about | |
| Chris Kattan's most memorable 'SNL' character | |
| A princess in constant need of rescue? | |
| Bosc, Bartlett or d'Anjou; often poached for dessert | |
| The ruby red variety is the state fruit of Texas | |
| THBPBPBPBPBPBT! | |
| This Sicilian delight is Dracula's favorite citrus | |
| Oh my darlin' | |
| | Hint | Fruit |
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| Gives its name to a variety of red quartz | |
| Also known as 'Sharon fruit' | |
| Spiny Hawaiian product rich in Vitamin C | |
| Strange purple-and-white tropical fruit | |
| A pale green favorite in fruit salads | |
| Like a banana, but starchier | |
| Little Jack Horner put his thumb in one | |
| Resembles a small, hairy bowling ball | |
| A beloved cartoon hound or Twain protagonist | |
| Popular pudding and cake flavor is found in the pods | |
| Birds love these dark purple fruits | |
| Watch out harvesting this--you may get poked! | |
| _____ fields forever | |
| Don't get cranky... | |
| Fats Domino sang of this hill | |
| Careful not to slip on the peel! | |
| Sounds like body parts of a flower | |
| Popular in making white wine | |
| Butterflies (but not TV detectives) love this Southwest Asian treefruit | |
| Possibly the funniest name in the fruit kingdom? | |
| Well-known South American superfruit with a unique dark color | |
| Girls love this small hybrid just as much as young men | |
| The Meyer variety is sweet rather than sour | |
| A 90s alt-rock band, or a popular Thanksgiving sauce | |
| The apteryx is better known by this name | |
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