currant

/ˈkɜrənt/
noun
  1. A small, dried grape, often used in baking and cooking.
    • I like to sprinkle currants on my morning oatmeal.
    • The fruitcake was packed with currants and candied peel.
    • She added a handful of currants to the scone dough.
  2. A small, round, fresh berry that grows in clusters on bushes, typically red, black, or white.
    • Black currants are rich in vitamin C.
    • We picked red currants from the garden to make jelly.
    • The farmer sold baskets of fresh currants at the market.
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