peach 
/ˈpi:tʃ/ noun
plural peach·es /ˈpi:tʃ/ noun 1 [count] : a round, sweet fruit that has white or yellow flesh, soft yellow or pink skin, and a large, hard seed at the center
▪ a ripe, juicy peach — see color picture 2 [noncount] : a yellowish-pink color — see color picture 3 [singular] informal + old-fashioned : a person or thing that is liked or admired very much
▪ He's a real peach. = He's a peach of a guy. [=he's a great guy]
▪ a ripe, juicy peach — see color picture
▪ He's a real peach. = He's a peach of a guy. [=he's a great guy]
peaches and cream 1 — used to describe someone who has smooth and pale skin with light pink cheeks ▪ She has a peaches and cream complexion. 2 chiefly US, informal : a situation, process, etc., that has no trouble or problems
▪ He promised her that if she married him, life would be peaches and cream. ▪ We've managed to finish the job, but it hasn't been all peaches and cream.
▪ He promised her that if she married him, life would be peaches and cream. ▪ We've managed to finish the job, but it hasn't been all peaches and cream.
