wineberry
- noun
- /ˈwaɪnˌbɛri/
- US
:
frambuesa roja
- The wineberry plant thrives in moist, shaded areas.
Examples
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The wineberry produces clusters of fruit that are popular for homemade preserves.
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Have you ever tried wineberries in a dessert?
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In late summer, the wineberry bushes are covered in ripe, dark berries ready to be picked.
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Many gardeners appreciate the wineberry for both its ornamental value and culinary uses.
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We made a delicious dessert using fresh wineberry picked from the garden.
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The wineberry bushes in my backyard are full of ripe, red fruit this summer.
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After trying the homemade wineberry wine, I couldn't get enough of its sweet flavor.
Synonyms
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1.0
A small soft red fruit that grows on a bush
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1.0
A small juicy fruit used in desserts and jams
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2.7
A bush or its small soft red fruit that people eat
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2.3
A woody bush that grows small edible berries on prickly stems
A small bush from China and Japan with bright red sour berries
A bush native to North America that produces small red berries you can eat
A bush from Europe that makes red or orange berries you can eat
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Wineberry is made of the parts wine and berry. People named it this because the red fruit can make a kind of 'wine' and looks like the deep color of 'wine', so the name reminds you that the berries are good for drinks and desserts.