Marketed commercially as different things, peaches and this fruit are just fuzzy and non-fuzzy versions of the same species.

This pirate who sailed the Caribbean Sea in the 1700s is reported to have kept lit fuses in his facial hair to scare his enemies

This American painter taught us all how to make “happy little trees”

This unimaginatively named dorm is thought to be the oldest Gothic Revival building in the United States

To be sexually unfaithful to one's spouse —usually used of a man
Also the name of Kenyon College's founder

Although the word "Peach" comes from the Latin word for "Persia", peaches actually originated in this Asian country

He was the first US president to sport a beard. He decided to grow it after receiving a letter from an 11 year old girl who told him it would make his face look less thin

This Confederate general is widely regarded as one of the greatest generals of all time and one of the founders of modern warfare

This US president graduated as valedictorian in 1842

Like the names Knowles-Carter, Toulouse-Lautrec, and Gordon-Levitt

Actor Timothee Chalamet has a romantic liaison with a peach in this 2017 film

Men in this pacifist community grow beards, but never mustaches because they are seen as being associated with the military.

This American designer and TV personality clearly has the hardest job as a member of the Fab 5

In 2009, photos of naked breasts were put up all over campus after several bare-chested women were asked to leave this annual event

A ball shaped, but not perfectly round, body. Like planet Earth

Both classified in the subgenus Amygdalus, a peach’s stone tastes remarkably similar to this nut

People in this ancient civilization were so enamored with beards that even female royalty wore fake metallic beards on their chins

This Canadian businessman, investor, and shark has a net worth of over $200 million

While the school’s official song is “The Thrill”, this tune is more often sung at ceremonies and is considered the school’s “spiritual” anthem.

A minute bug that feeds by sucking sap from plants.

While Georgia is know as the Peach State, many other US states celebrate peaches as well. This Mid-Atlantic US state’s official flower is the peach blossom

This dictator’s beard was such an integral part of his public image that the CIA devised a plan to infect him with thallium salts and make his beard fall out.

The full name of Protagonist Robert in the 2007 classic film, Enchanted.

In addition to Lord Kenyon and Lord Gambier, this English poet and philanthropist threw in a percentage of her fortune to fund Kenyon’s founding

A type of flowering plant whose name comes from the Greek words for "love" and "tree"