blueberry

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The vanilla was creamy and wonderful; the blueberry was a little flat -- not enough berries for my taste; and the banana was smooth and surprisingly good -- I say that because I usually hate banana ice cream.

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  1. noun Any of numerous plants of the genus Vaccinium, having white to reddish, urn-shaped or tubular flowers and edible blue to blue-black berries.
  2. noun The fruit of any of these plants.

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  • Inky garnet in color, this wine has a nose of cassis, blueberry, and black cherry aromas with a remarkable scent of blue flowers. —  Vinography: A Wine Blog
  • In the mouth it has very pretty velvet tannins, nice blackberry, blueberry, and hints of black cherry flavors. —  Vinography: A Wine Blog
  • In the mouth it is blackberry pie, blueberry, and some odd tea flavor than runs through the finish. —  Vinography: A Wine Blog
  • Full of natural antioxidants, the blueberry is now widely available, both fresh and in products that will keep for longer. —  MyLinkVault Newest Links
  • "Sour cream chocolate chip, blueberry, apple crunch, oat bran and the bran date nut," Danielson. —  The Mining Journal
 

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/ˈblubɛri/
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