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Rareripe, rār′rīp, adj. early ripe.

When Bob was small, Lincoln low-rated him as "the little rareripe sort, that are smarter at about five than ever after."

And we see that Julia carries a crimson face, and smiling look; although she stoops considerably, and her long arms and loping gait, make her appear to many, ungainly; she is ruddy as a rareripe peach, and smiles from her forehead and eyes, and face and mouth.

But woe betide Alexander and all rareripe Bostonians who mistake the scaffolding for the edifice.

At thirteen, that peculiar time when the young turn to faith, this perverse rareripe was so filled with doubt that it ran over and he stood in the slop.