Gooseberry (noun)

1. A small, round fruit with a green or red skin and tart, juicy flesh, often used for making preserves and pies.
2. A small round fruit that has a green or red skin and a tart juicy flesh.

Origin:

Old english gōsberiē, from gōs "goose" + beriē "berry".

Examples:

1. The gooseberries were used to make preserves and pies.
2. Gooseberries are a good source of vitamin C.
3. Gooseberries are a popular ingredient in jams and jellies.
4. She picked the gooseberries from the bushes.
5. The gooseberry is a relative of the currant.