cloudberry
noun
cloud·ber·ry
| \ ˈklau̇d-ˌber-ē
, -ˌbe-rē\
, -ˌbe-rē\
Definition of cloudberry
: a creeping herbaceous raspberry (Rubus chamaemorus) of north temperate regions
also
: its pale amber-colored edible fruit
Examples of cloudberry in a Sentence
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Don’t miss the chance to go for a hike in one of the country’s national parks: July is when berry-picking season begins, and the hedgerows burst with bilberries and cloudberries. — Mark Ellwood, Condé Nast Traveler, "The Best Places to Visit in July," 29 May 2019 Daisy Love — the fragrance — is much more complex; in addition to the cloudberries, the floral-meets-gourmand scent features notes of petals from the daisy tree, and a dry down of driftwood and cashmere musks. — Marci Robin, Allure, "Marc Jacobs Beauty Launches Enamored Lip Gloss Inspired by the New Daisy Love Fragrance," 8 Aug. 2018 Pantzar’s Finns seem to spend much of their free time frolicking in forests gathering wild mushroom and berries— cloudberries presumably among them. — Eve Macsweeney, Vogue, "Get Your Sisu On: Katja Pantzar Tells Us How To Get Happy, Healthy, and Hardy— The Finnish Way," 11 June 2018 The new perfume, Daisy Love, smells like cloudberry, daisies, and driftwood. — Sarah Spellings, The Cut, "Behind the Scenes of Kaia Gerber’s Latest Marc Jacobs Campaign," 2 Apr. 2018 Arctic berry plants are at the top of VTT’s list: Arctic bramble, stone bramble and cloudberry cells were some of the first cultivated in the bioreactor. — Kat Eschner, Smithsonian, "In the Future, Will We Be Growing Fruit in Home Bioreactors?," 15 Feb. 2018These example sentences are selected automatically from various online news sources to reflect current usage of the word 'cloudberry.' Views expressed in the examples do not represent the opinion of Merriam-Webster or its editors. Send us feedback.
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