smalldrupe
nounUK /ˈsmɔːl.druːp/
US /ˈsmɔːl.druːp/
A smalldrupe is a tiny fruit with a soft inside and a pit.
The bird ate a smalldrupe from the bush.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A small, fleshy fruit containing a single hard stone.
Cherries and olives are kinds of smalldrupes.
3. A tiny rounded growth on a plant that holds a seed.
Each smalldrupe on the branch turned red in summer.
4. A small piece of fruit used in cooking or jam.
She added a handful of smalldrupes to the pie.