blaeberry (Meaning)
Wordnet
blaeberry (n)
erect European blueberry having solitary flowers and blue-black berries
Webster
blaeberry (n.)
The bilberry.
Synonyms & Antonyms of blaeberry
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blaeberry Sentence Examples
- While hiking in the Scottish Highlands, I stumbled upon a patch of ripe blaeberry bushes.
- The sweet taste of freshly picked blaeberry jam evoked memories of summer afternoons spent in the countryside.
- Children eagerly filled their baskets with plump blaeberry clusters during the annual berry-picking festival.
- Local folklore spoke of mystical creatures said to guard the secret blaeberry groves hidden deep in the forest.
- The blaeberry pancakes served at the quaint village cafe were a beloved specialty among tourists and locals alike.
- Botanists conducted research to better understand the nutritional benefits of blaeberry consumption.
- The scent of blaeberry blossoms filled the air, signaling the arrival of spring in the mountainous region.
- Bears could often be spotted foraging for blaeberry snacks in the remote wilderness areas.
- Herbalists used blaeberry extracts in traditional remedies to treat various ailments.
- In autumn, the blaeberry leaves transformed into a vibrant tapestry of reds and golds, painting the landscape with hues of the season.
FAQs About the word blaeberry
erect European blueberry having solitary flowers and blue-black berriesThe bilberry.
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No antonyms found.
While hiking in the Scottish Highlands, I stumbled upon a patch of ripe blaeberry bushes.
The sweet taste of freshly picked blaeberry jam evoked memories of summer afternoons spent in the countryside.
Children eagerly filled their baskets with plump blaeberry clusters during the annual berry-picking festival.
Local folklore spoke of mystical creatures said to guard the secret blaeberry groves hidden deep in the forest.
