cranberry

A small, sour red berry, often used in drinks and sauces.

• This cranberry tastes sour.
• She added dried cranberries to the cake.
• Would you like cranberry sauce with your turkey?

Common phrases: cranberry juice, cranberry sauce, dried cranberry

A low plant that grows in wet ground and produces small, sour red berries.

• The cranberry grows in wet soil.
• A cranberry plant spread across the garden bed.
• These cranberries produce small pink flowers in spring.

Common phrases: cranberry plant, cranberry bush, grow cranberry

A strong, deep red color like the color of a small red berry.

• She chose cranberry for the walls.
• The fabric comes in cranberry and cream.
• A touch of cranberry brightened the design.

Common phrases: shade of cranberry, cranberry and gold

Having a strong, deep red color.

• She wore a cranberry scarf.
• We painted the door cranberry red.
• The cranberry curtains matched the dark wooden furniture.

Similar words: deep red

Common phrases: cranberry dress, cranberry red, cranberry walls

To collect small, sour red berries growing in the wild.

• They cranberry in the autumn.
• We cranberried near the marsh yesterday.
• Families used to cranberry together after the first frost.

Common phrases: cranberry in autumn, cranberry near something