homegrown
- adjective
- /ˈhoʊmˌɡroʊn/
- These homegrown vegetables were picked fresh from the garden.
- homegrown terrorists
- homegrown terrorism
- homegrown threat
It's good for your allergies, good for you're eating a pizza, but it's homegrown honey.
- It's good for your allergies, good for you're eating a pizza, but it's homegrown honey.
- And this is the homegrown Roman school that existed for a while and then got closed.
- So they were using Google, and now they developed their own homegrown operating system and apps that they're exporting to other countries that are trying.
- With I, I was offered a homegrown RSL.
Examples
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She prefers homegrown produce because it supports local farmers.
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People will drive twenty miles from the city just to get one quart of homegrown berries.
Fiction book (1992) -
Our homegrown industry is hit hard.
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So it takes like a homegrown kind of approach.
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This one's homegrown, like me.
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To be fair, that infrastructure was established when we used homegrown computers.
Fiction book (2001) -
Many other cities have their own homegrown ecological initiatives in progress.
Academic text (2004) -
The government's role is to organize legal tools and financial resources to allow these homegrown solutions to flourish.
Academic text (1999) -
AGRA claims to be an African-led organization supporting homegrown solutions to hunger.
Academic text (2012) -
Are you brave enough to savor my homegrown peaches for dessert?
Fiction book (2000)
Synonyms
Made or grown in your country, not in other countries
From a particular place originally, often by birth or long history
Living or growing naturally in a place and not moved there from somewhere else
Raised at home rather than brought from another place
Goods made in your own country to support local businesses
Antonyms
How Local
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Homegrown is simply home + grown, which means 'grown at home' or 'made locally'. So homegrown describes food, people, or ideas that come from your own area rather than from far away.