blackcurrant
SayBLAK-kur-uhntUS/ˈblækˌkɜɹənt/UK/ˈblækˌkʌɹənt/
Pluralblackcurrants
- 1A small, very dark purple berry that grows on a bush and is good to eat.
Like a tiny dark grape, but more sour.
She added fresh blackcurrants to the bowl of yogurt.
Each blackcurrant is dark, juicy, and a little sour.
- 2A small bush that grows tiny, very dark purple berries you can eat.
Like a small fruit bush you grow in a garden.
We planted a blackcurrant by the garden fence last spring.
The blackcurrants in the yard need water every week.
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Origin
From the words 'black' and 'currant'.