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star fruit
star fruit
noun
- another name for carambola
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Word History and Origins
Origin of star fruit1
First recorded in 1855–60
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Example Sentences
The nose shows nice, musty aromas with hazelnuts, pear and star fruit.
From Seattle Times
Boyd likes to play with different combinations of both texture and flavor, from kumquats and star fruit in winter to berries and melons in summer.
From Washington Post
It’s an exciting effort that hints at star fruit, tangerine and chamomile.
From Seattle Times
Rich and full-bodied, the wine smells of jasmine and apple blossoms, while flavors lean toward Bosc pear and star fruit.
From Washington Post
And in Southern California, you are as likely to see dragon fruit, prickly pears and star fruit in your morning breakfast fruit bowl as you are raspberries and blueberries.
From Salon
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