IPA: /ˈsaʊərˌsɒp/
KK: /ˈsaʊərˌsɑp/
A tropical tree that produces a large, spiny fruit with a sweet and slightly sour taste, often used in drinks and desserts.
I made a refreshing smoothie with soursop and coconut milk.
The word 'soursop' comes from the Spanish 'soursop' (soursop fruit), which is derived from the Taino word 'soursop' (meaning the same). The term refers to a tropical fruit known for its sweet and sour flavor.
Think of the Taino word for this tropical fruit, which helps you remember that 'soursop' refers to a fruit with a sweet and sour taste.
No commonly confused words.