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Meaning of spiceberry
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spiceberry (n)
shrub with coral-red berries; Japan to northern India
spicy red berrylike fruit; source of wintergreen oil
spiceberry Sentence Examples
- The spiceberry's unique aroma permeated the air, creating an invigorating scent.
- Native Americans traditionally used spiceberry leaves for medicinal purposes, particularly to treat sore throats.
- The glossy green leaves of the spiceberry bush provided a lush contrast to the vibrant autumn foliage.
- The spiceberry's pungent berries, resembling peppercorns, added a fiery kick to various culinary dishes.
- Spiceberry extract is renowned for its antibacterial and antiviral properties, making it a popular ingredient in natural remedies.
- The spiceberry's rugged nature allowed it to thrive in both shaded and exposed areas of the forest.
- The bird's bright plumage stood out against the duller tones of the spiceberry bush.
- The wind carried the sweet scent of spiceberry blossoms throughout the park, creating a serene atmosphere.
- Spiceberry berries were often used as a natural dye to create vibrant shades of red and purple.
- The spiceberry's compact size made it an ideal ornamental plant for both gardens and containers.
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shrub with coral-red berries; Japan to northern India, spicy red berrylike fruit; source of wintergreen oil
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The spiceberry's unique aroma permeated the air, creating an invigorating scent.
Native Americans traditionally used spiceberry leaves for medicinal purposes, particularly to treat sore throats.
The glossy green leaves of the spiceberry bush provided a lush contrast to the vibrant autumn foliage.
The spiceberry's pungent berries, resembling peppercorns, added a fiery kick to various culinary dishes.
