honeyberry
- noun
- /ˈhʌniˌbɛri/
- Specialized
- A jar of homemade honeyberry jam makes a delicious gift.
Examples
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The honeyberry bush thrives in colder climates.
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Children enjoyed picking ripe honeyberries straight from the shrubs in early summer.
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The farmer planted several honeyberry bushes to diversify his fruit crop.
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I picked some honeyberries from the garden.
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The honeyberry is a delicious fruit that can be enjoyed fresh or in desserts.
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In my garden, I planted a honeyberry bush to harvest its sweet blue berries.
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The honeyberry grows well in cooler climates and produces fruit every summer.
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Etymology
Honeyberry names a shrub in the honeysuckle family that produces sweet blue fruit; the word is a simple combination of honey and berry, where honey means 'sweet' and berry means 'small fruit'. That's why the plant is called a honeyberry—a honeysuckle bush known for its sweet berries.