juneberry
- noun
- /ˈdʒuːnˌbɛri/
- US
:
mora de junio
- We picked a basket of juneberries during our hike in the woods.
Examples
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Birds love to feast on the ripe juneberries each summer.
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The juneberry tree is in full bloom, covered in clusters of white flowers.
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The juneberry tree bloomed beautifully this spring.
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I picked fresh juneberries from the garden.
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The juneberry tree produces beautiful white flowers in the spring.
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During summer, I enjoy picking fresh juneberries from the garden.
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Juneberries are often used in pies and jams due to their sweet flavor.
Synonyms
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A small tree or bush with white flowers and dark purple edible berries
A tree or shrub with white flowers and dark blue berries you can eat
A small tree or bush with white spring flowers and dark berries you can eat
A North American tree or shrub with white flowers that makes dark edible berries
A bush or small tree with sweet-smelling white flowers and small purple-red berries
A bush with white flowers and small dark berries
Compounds
A bush or small tree with sweet-smelling white flowers and small purple-red berries
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Etymology
Juneberry is simply the words June and berry put together, because the tree or shrub makes ripe fruit in 'June'. So a juneberry tree is the plant that flowers in spring and then gives those edible berries in early summer.