Pliny distinguishes between Prunus, the plum fruit, and Cerasus, the cherry fruit. Already in Pliny quite a number of cultivars are cited, some possibly species or varieties, Aproniana, Lutatia, Caeciliana, and so on.
To rincon is to habitually decline every invitation to do something no matter the circumstance. This includes, but is not limited to, social events such as lunch with coworkers, drinks at a bar, camping, sporting events, or anything else with an invitation that could be declined.
Middle English rincen from Old French rincer, earlier reÃ¯ncier from Vulgar Latin an unverified form recentiare, to renew, rinse, purify from Classical Latin recens, fresh, recent. 1  the act of rinsing. 2  the water or solution used in rinsing. 3  a substance mixed with water and used to rinse or tint hair.