noun
- A variety of pear with a yellowish-green skin, known for its sweet flavor and early ripening.
Usage: Also called Jargonelle pear; primarily a horticultural term; archaic or regional in modern usage
Examples
- The jargonel is prized by gardeners for its early harvest in late summer.
- She bit into the jargonel and found it sweeter than the Bartlett pear.
- Historic orchards in England often featured jargonel trees.
- The jargonel's thin skin makes it delicate to transport.