blueberry
Pluralblueberries
Adjectiveblueberrier, blueberriest
Verbblueberries, blueberrying, blueberried
Pluralblueberries
Formsblueberrier, blueberriest
Formsblueberries, blueberrying, blueberried
- 1A small, round, sweet fruit that turns blue when ripe and is good to eat.
Like a tiny blue marble that you can eat.
I dropped a blueberry into my morning cereal.
We picked a basket of blueberries at the farm.
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- 2The shrub that produces blueberries, often grown on farms or found in the wild.
We planted a blueberry near the back fence.
Several blueberries in the yard grew taller than me this year.
- 3A deep blue color, like the skin of a ripe blueberry.
Like the color of the night sky just before it turns black.
She painted the walls a soft blueberry.
His tie was a deep blueberry.
- 4Having a dark blue color, like a ripe blueberry.
She wore a blueberry sweater to the party.
The car was painted a bright blueberry shade.
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- 5To pick or look for blueberries growing in the wild.
Each summer the whole family goes out to blueberry in the hills.
They spent the afternoon blueberrying near the lake.
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Less common meaning
- 6Looking, tasting, or smelling like blueberries.
The candy had a sweet, blueberry flavor that wasn't quite real.
Fat-Free Blueberry Muffins / The “blueberriest” of muffins and low fat, too!
2007, The Bakers at Hodgson Mill, Hodgson Mill Whole Grain Baking: 400 Healthy and Delicious Recipes for MuffinsHere, blueberriest means the most like blueberries, with the most blueberry taste.Note
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Origin
It comes from the words 'blue' and 'berry'.