tomato, n.All

Tomatoes were classed by the Supreme Court as a vegetable in a 1887 U.S. tariff law dispute which imposed a duty on vegetables based on the fact that they are usually served with dinner and not as a dessert

The Tomato is the tranny of fruit.

Tomatoes are originally from the South American Andes around modern day Peru

The Tomato is a homegrown fruit which, while eating, it is hard to think anything but pleasant thoughts.

Tomatoes are botanically classed as a fruit rather than a vegetable because they have seeds and grow from a flowering plant

The Tomato is all important. A world without them is like a string quartet without violins.

The Tomato is ketchup flavored.

Tomatoes are the fruit of the tomato plant.

The Tomato is not "technically a fruit" unless you’re willing to drink it in a milkshake.

Tomatoes are both the state vegetable and state fruit of Arkansas.

The Tomato is lusty, yet there runs through it an undercurrent of frivolity.

Tomatoes have more genes than humans.

Tomatoes are ripened by heat, not sunlight