A hard, angular berry or small fruit, typically with pronounced edges or corners rather than being round.
Compound of 'angle' (from Old English 'angul,' meaning corner) and 'berry' (from Old English 'berige'). The term describes berries that have an angular, non-spherical shape.
While 'angleberry' sounds like it could be a real plant, most berries are round because that's the most efficient shape for protecting seeds—angular fruits are actually quite rare in nature!
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