Noun: blueberry
| Singular | blueberry |
| Plural | blueberries |
Sample Sentences
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Meronym: anthocyanin
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Applesaucey Tricks Galore / Looks elaborate but isn’t: Take bakers sponge cake shells. In each one put a big spoonful of canned apple sauce, then a scoop of vanilla ice cream and top all with blueberry sauce, or with the fresh berries. [1962 July 29, Features Magazine (Wichita Falls Times), Wichita Falls, Tex., page 20, column 1:]
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“And the Majestic Milky Way is pretty popular as well,” said Chad, whose personal favorite is the new Berry Potter, with vanilla ice cream, swirling blueberries and graham crackery Muggle crunch (Muggles are non-magic folk in the Harry Potter empire). [2006 August 10, Dick Johnson, “Ice cream: You never get sick of the stuff, workers say”, in Globe Gazette, Mason City, Ia., page A2, column 5:]
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On sol 46 (March 11, 2004 on Earth), Opportunity gathered data on a cluster of blueberries and confirmed the team's suspicions that this area of Mars once contained liquid water. [2023, Katie L. Carroll, Selfies From Mars: The True Story of Mars Rover Opportunity, page 2:]
Nouns inflected like blueberry
clitoridectomy,
royal jelly,
whoopsy,
surrogacy,
urinary,
rastrography,
renoscopy,
sourtop blueberry,
forcible entry,
superficiary,
lipidosity,
potability,
phonography,
hyperproperty,
greenery,
conjugality,
ring singularity,
Brittany,
ignobility,
obscurity, etc. (List truncated at 20 nouns)
Etymology
1. Etymology tree
2. Proto-Indo-European *bʰel-
3. Proto-Indo-European *-eh₁-
4. Proto-Indo-European *bʰleh₁-der.
5. Proto-Indo-European *bʰleh₁wos
6. Proto-Germanic *blēwaz
7. Proto-West Germanic *blāubor.
8. Late Latin blāvus
9. Anglo-Norman bleubor.
10. Middle English blew
11. English blue
12. Middle English berye
13. English berry
14. English blueberry
15. From blue + berry.
Verbs referencing "blueberry"
Icelandic Nouns
bláber.