IPA: /ˈɒksˌhɑːt/
KK: /ˈɑksˌhɑrt/
A type of large, sweet cherry known for its juicy fruit.
The oxheart cherries were ripe and ready to be picked from the tree.
Oxheart → The word is formed from "ox" (from Old English "oxa", meaning a male bovine) and "heart" (from Old English "heorte", meaning the organ that pumps blood). The term "oxheart" refers to a type of tomato that is large and heart-shaped, resembling the heart of an ox.
Think of a large, heart-shaped tomato that resembles the 'heart' of an 'ox' — that's why it's called 'oxheart'.