LinkedIn’s Pinpoint #825 for August 3, 2026 focuses on stone fruits, also known as drupes. Players are challenged to recognize the common link between these fruits before the final category is revealed.
Each clue is the name of a fruit that contains a single hard pit, or stone, surrounding its seed. Here’s how they connect:
Date
A date is a sweet fruit that grows on date palm trees. Botanically, it is classified as a drupe, with one hard seed enclosed by fleshy fruit.
Lychee
Lychee is a tropical fruit with a rough red skin, juicy white flesh, and a single large seed, making it another example of a drupe.
Apricot
An apricot is a small orange stone fruit with soft flesh surrounding a hard pit. It is closely related to peaches and plums.
Peach
A peach is one of the best-known stone fruits, prized for its juicy flesh and distinctive fuzzy skin surrounding a single hard pit.
Cherry
A cherry is a small, round stone fruit that contains one hard seed at its center. Sweet and sour varieties are enjoyed fresh and in many desserts.
Names of stone fruits (drupes)!
The final clue confirms the category: every answer is a stone fruit, also known in botany as a drupe—a fruit with fleshy outer layers surrounding a single hard stone that contains the seed.
Here are the answers arranged exactly as shown in the puzzle
Date
Lychee
Apricot
Peach
Cherry
Names of stone fruits (drupes)!
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