IPA: //ˈdʒɛtbiːd//
KK: /ˈdʒɛtˌbid/
A type of ornamental shrub from Asia that has shiny black fruit and belongs to the rose family.
The garden was beautiful with the jetbead shrubs blooming in the spring.
The word 'jetbead' is formed from 'jet' (from Old French *jet*, meaning a type of lignite or coal) and 'bead' (from Old English *beadu*, meaning a prayer or a small round object). The term 'jetbead' refers to a bead made from jet, a type of coal used in jewelry, often associated with mourning or decoration.
Think of 'jet' as a type of coal used to make beautiful jewelry, and 'bead' as a small round object. This helps you remember that a jetbead is a bead made from jet.
No commonly confused words.