blackheart
- noun
- /ˈblækˌhɑrt/
- Many prefer the taste of blackheart cherries over lighter varieties.
Examples
-
She picked a ripe blackheart from the tree and admired its deep color.
-
I bought some fresh blackheart cherries at the market.
-
The orchard specializes in growing blackheart cherries, which are prized for their rich flavor.
-
The blackheart cherry is known for its sweet flavor.
-
We enjoyed a delicious pie made from blackheart cherries picked straight from the orchard.
-
The blackheart cherries were so sweet that we couldn't resist eating them all in one sitting.
-
For dessert, she served a bowl of fresh blackheart cherries drizzled with chocolate sauce.
Synonyms
A dark sweet cherry with deep red skin and flesh
A large sweet fruit with a heart shape that people eat fresh
A large sweet cherry shaped like a heart and very juicy
A large sweet cherry shaped like a heart with soft juicy flesh
Compounds
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word blackheart is made of black and heart, giving the simple image of a fruit with a dark 'heart' at its centre. That's why the name is used for a type of cherry known for its very dark skin and flesh.