1. Plural of naseberry; tropical fruits with a thin brown skin and sweet, grainy flesh, produced by a tree native to Central America.
Usage: Also called sapodilla or nispero in some regions.; Commonly used in Caribbean and Central American cuisine.

Examples

• The market vendor sold fresh naseberries at a good price.
• Naseberries are sweet and best eaten when fully ripe.
• She bought a basket of naseberries to make jam.
• The naseberry tree grows well in tropical climates.
• Children in the Caribbean often eat naseberries as a snack.