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/ˈhɛðər/
Meaning & Definition
noun
A hardy low-growing evergreen plant (genus Calluna) that has small bell-shaped flowers, typically associated with heathland.
The hills were covered in vibrant purple heather during the summer months.
A type of moorland characterized by heather plants, often found in temperate regions.
We took a long walk through the heather, enjoying the fragrant air and the beauty of nature.
The color of heather, which is a soft purple shade.
She wore a dress in a lovely heather color that complemented her complexion.
Etymology
The word 'heather' comes from Middle English 'hather', from Old English 'hæþ', meaning 'heath or moorland'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
heather honey:
Honey made from the nectar of heather flowers.
heather field:
An area densely populated with heather plants.