cankerberry
/ˈkæŋkərbɛri/Definitions
1. noun
A type of wild or cultivated rose (Rubus idaeus) that is often used as a food source or to make jam.
“The forager picked cankerberries for her homemade jam recipe.”
2. noun
A metaphorical or figurative canker or sore, especially one that is festering or corrupting.
“The corrupt politician’s actions were a cankerberry in the city’s otherwise functioning government.”