| The outside husk or exocarp is smooth and very tough, green to reddish brown becoming grey as the fruit matures. |
| The fruit, as usual with physalis fruits, is enclosed in a papery thin calyx or husk, which is cream in colour. |
| The Physalis, Husk tomato or ground cherry is quite distinct, botanically. |
| But in reality, Husk was going to further alter the cows into the guise of missing oxen, receiving bounties without the hard labor. |
| Shaking his head, Glanville tells me that he once dragged up the husk of a 1939 Oldsmobile in his trawl. |
| It was just a husk, an empty shell, worth nothing, containing nothing, meaningless. |
