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Definitions for Fig

[1] any tree or shrub belonging to the genus Ficus, of the mulberry family, especially a small tree, F. carica, native to southwestern Asia, bearing a turbinate or pear-shaped fruit that is eaten fresh, preserved, or dried.
[2] the fruit of such a tree or shrub, or of any related species.
[3] any of various plants having a fruit somewhat resembling this.
[4] a contemptibly trifling or worthless amount; the least bit: His help wasn't worth a fig.
[5] a gesture of contempt.
[6] dress or array: to appear at a party in full fig.
[7] condition: to feel in fine fig.
[8] figurative.
[9] figuratively.
[10] figure; figures.
[11] any moraceous tree or shrub of the tropical and subtropical genus Ficus , in which the flowers are borne inside a pear-shaped receptacle
[12] the fruit of any of these trees, esp of F. carica , which develops from the receptacle and has sweet flesh containing numerous seedlike structures
[13] any of various plants or trees having a fruit similar to this
[14] Hottentot fig or sour fig a succulent plant, Mesembryanthemum edule , of southern Africa, having a capsular fruit containing edible pulp: family Aizoaceae
[15] (used with a negative) something of negligible value; jot I don't care a fig for your opinion
[16] Also: feg dialect a piece or segment from an orange
[17] Also called: fico an insulting gesture made with the thumb between the first two fingers or under the upper teeth
[18] (foll by out or up ) to dress (up) or rig (out)
[19] to administer stimulating drugs to (a horse)
[20] dress, appearance, or array (esp in the phrase in full fig )
[21] physical condition or form in bad fig
[22] figurative(ly)
[23] figure

Words related to Fig

mulberry, pineapple, damn, hoot, darn

Words nearby Fig

fifty-sixth, fifty-third, fifty-three, fifty-two, fiftypenny, fig, fig leaf, fig marigold, fig wart, fig wasp, fig-bird

Origin of Fig

21685–95; earlier feague to liven, whip up < German fegen to furbish, sweep, clean; akin to fair1

Word origin for Fig

C17 feague , of uncertain origin

Synonyms for Fig

aggregate fruit, mulberry, pineapple