1. a variety of apple with firm, crisp flesh and a sweet-tart flavor, typically red or reddish in color
Usage: often capitalized when referring to the specific cultivar; commonly used in culinary contexts
2. Mount Fuji, the highest mountain in Japan, located on Honshu island
Usage: proper noun; typically capitalized; geographic reference

Examples

• I bought a bag of Fuji apples at the farmer's market.
• Fuji apples are sweeter than Granny Smith apples.
• The crisp texture of a Fuji makes it perfect for eating fresh.
• Mount Fuji is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
• Many tourists visit Fuji during cherry blossom season.
• She packed a Fuji apple in her lunch for a healthy snack.