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mellow

adjective
Soft with ripeness; easily yielding to pressure; as a mellow peach or apple; mellow fruit.

mellow

Soft to the ear; as a mellow sound; a mellow pipe.

mellow

Soft; well pulverized; not indurated or compact; as mellow ground or earth.

mellow

Soft and smooth to the taste; as mellow wine.

mellow

Soft with liquor; intoxicated; merry.

mellow

Soft or easy to the eye. The tender flush whose mellow stain imbues . Heaven with all freaks of light.

mellow

verb transitive
To ripen; to bring to maturity; to soften by ripeness or age. On foreign mountains may the sun refine . The grape’s soft juice and mellow it to wine.

mellow

To soften; to pulverize. Earth is mellowed by frost.

mellow

To mature; to bring to perfection. This episode--mellowed into that reputation which time has given it.

mellow

verb intransitive
To become soft; to be ripened, matured or brought to perfection. Fruit, when taken from the tree, soon mellows. Wine mellows with age.