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wonderberry

wonderberry

1 9.9
A garden plant people grow for its small orange or black edible berries
  • noun
  • Specialized
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  • She tried making jam from the ripe wonderberries in her garden.

Examples

  • I picked a wonderberry from the garden.

  • The wonderberry produces clusters of shiny black fruit in late summer.

  • Gardeners often debate whether the wonderberry is sweeter than other nightshades.

  • The wonderberry plant grows well in sunny areas.

  • The gardener was excited to harvest the ripe wonderberry for his summer recipes.

  • She planted wonderberry alongside tomatoes to create a colorful and diverse garden.

  • After tasting the sweet wonderberry, he decided to grow them in his backyard.

Synonyms

Solanum melanocerasum
vswonderberry
  • Specialized
9.9

A garden plant grown for its small edible orange or black berries

is the common or trade name for the same cultivated variety

Surface Forms

wonderberry singular
wonderberries plural

Morphology

wonderberry = wonder + berry (semi-transparent) = wonder + berry

The components 'wonder' + 'berry' clearly indicate a type of berry, but the specific botanical/cultivar meaning and marketed name cannot be fully derived by learners.

Etymology

Wonderberry joins wonder ('surprise' or 'admiration') and berry ('small fruit'). It gives the idea of a garden fruit that surprises you — a specially grown nightshade with small, tasty orange or black berries.