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Meaning of cranberry
The primary meaning of the word "cranberry" refers to a small, red or purple fruit that grows on a low-growing, woody vine.
Etymology of cranberry
The word "cranberry" has its roots in the 17th-century term "craneberry", which was derived from the German word "Kran", meaning crane, and the English word "berry", possibly due to the plant's flowers resembling the neck of a crane or the fact that cranes were known to eat the berries.
Synonyms
blueberry
raspberry
strawberry
blackberry
gooseberry
currant
cherry
bilberry
elderberry
boysenberry
huckleberry
lingonberry
grape
apricot
plum
pomegranate
mango
kiwi
pineapple
papaya
guava
passionfruit
lemon
lime
orange
grapefruit
tangerine
persimmon
loquat
quince
peach
nectarine
cherry tomato
pummelo
kumquat
loquat
greengage
greengage plum
damson
sloe
rowanberry
whortleberry
barberry
cranberry
redcurrant
whitecurrant
blackcurrant
Definitions
- A small, red or purple fruit that grows on a low-growing, woody vine, native to North America, used in sauces, juices, and as a dried fruit.
- The plant that produces the cranberry fruit, characterized by its trailing stems, small leaves, and pink or purple flowers.
Usage Examples
- The cranberry sauce was a perfect accompaniment to the roasted turkey.
- Cranberries are a good source of antioxidants and are often consumed as a juice or supplement.
- The cranberry bog was a beautiful sight, with its lush green plants and vibrant red berries.
Antonyms
vegetables
roots
tubers
leafy greens
broccoli
cauliflower
spinach
kale
lettuce
herbs
spices
grains
legumes
nuts
seeds
fungi
algae
seaweed
kelp
watercress
arugula
beets
carrots
parsnips
turnips
rutabaga
radish
celery
asparagus
artichoke
rhubarb
okra
eggplant