goji
- noun
- /ˈɡoʊdʒi/
- In traditional medicine, goji berries are believed to improve eyesight and boost the immune system.
- goji berries
- organic goji
Now a lot of you guys probably are familiar with the goji Berry and it's rather a super fruit, if you will, properties.
- Now a lot of you guys probably are familiar with the goji Berry and it's rather a super fruit, if you will, properties.
- CGI mentioned goji Berry fotie for men.
- OK, blueberries, raspberries, blackberries, strawberries, goji berries.
Examples
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Believe it or not, goji berries will produce flowers all along the stem and they will produce on all new growth.
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Chickpea cashew and spinach salad with goji berries.
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Now a lot of you guys probably are familiar with the goji Berry and it's rather a super fruit, if you will, properties.
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I did something with the dessert... just to try to keep the goji berry theme going.
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Today we're going to be making Goji Berry in bloom protein shake.
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Goji berries can be replaced with whatever dried fruit you have on hand.
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Put on some sandals, throw on a poncho, and we'll get you some kombucha and goji berry granola.
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And I also brought you some hydroponically grown goji berries with vegan barbecue sauce and some organic pumpkin chips.
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Many people add goji berries to their smoothies for a boost of antioxidants.
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The health shop sells dried goji berries that are great for snacking.
Synonyms
A small bush with spiny branches that produces bright orange-red berries called goji berries
Surface Forms
Etymology
Goji comes from the Chinese name gouqi for the bright red berry from Asia, and English borrowed that name to mean the small, healthy 'goji' berry people eat. That's why goji today means the red berry often used for food and traditional medicine.