Strawberry (noun)

1. A sweet soft red fruit with seeds on the outside.
2. The low-growing plant that produces this fruit.

Origin:

Old english strēawberiġe, from strēaw "straw" + beriġe "berry".

Examples:

1. She plucked a ripe, juicy strawberry from the vine and popped it into her mouth.
2. The children spent the warm afternoon picking strawberries and eating them as fast as they could.
3. I cut up a few strawberries and mixed them into the batter for the pancakes.
4. The farmer's market was bustling with people buying fresh strawberries, peaches, and other summer fruits.
5. He ate strawberries for breakfast every day because they were his favorite fruit.