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Definition of berry
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of berry is as below...
Berry (n.) Any small
fleshy
fruit,
as the
strawberry,
mulberry,
huckleberry,
etc..
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Wolfberry
::
Wolfberry
(n.) An
American
shrub
(Symphoricarpus
occidentalis)
which bears soft white
berries.
Bramble
::
Bramble
(n.) Any plant of the genus
Rubus,
including
the
raspberry
and
blackberry.
Hence:
Any
rough,
prickly
shrub..
Berberine
::
Berberine
(n.) An
alkaloid
obtained,
as a
bitter,
yellow
substance,
from the root of the
barberry,
gold
thread,
and other
plants..
Wine
::
Wine (n.) A
liquor
or
beverage
prepared
from the juice of any fruit or plant by a
process
similar
to that for grape wine; as,
currant
wine;
gooseberry
wine; palm
wine..
Dewberry
::
Dewberry
(n.) The plant which bears the
fruit.
Wineberry
::
Wineberry
(n.) A
peculiar
New
Zealand
shrub
(Coriaria
ruscifolia),
in which the
petals
ripen and
afford
an
abundant
purple
juice from which a kind of wine is made. The plant also grows in
Chili..
Anthocarpous
::
Anthocarpous
(a.)
Having
some
portion
of the
floral
envelopes
attached
to the
pericarp
to form the
fruit,
as in the
checkerberry,
the
mulberry,
and the
pineapple..
Whort
::
Whort (n.) The
whortleberry,
or
bilberry.
See
Whortleberry
(a)..
Dangleberry
::
Dangleberry
(n.) A dark blue,
edible
berry with a white
bloom,
and its shrub
(Gaylussacia
frondosa)
closely
allied
to the
common
huckleberry.
The bush is also
called
blue
tangle,
and is found from New
England
to
Kentucky,
and
southward..
Hautboy
::
Hautboy
(n.) A sort of
strawberry
(Fragaria
elatior).
Chokeberry
::
Chokeberry
(n.) The small
apple-shaped
or
pear-shaped
fruit of an
American
shrub
(Pyrus
arbutifolia)
growing
in damp
thickets;
also, the
shrub..
Juneberry
::
Juneberry
(n.) The small
applelike
berry of
American
trees of genus
Amelanchier;
-- also
called
service
berry.
Avignon Berry
::
Avignon
berry () The fruit of the
Rhamnus
infectorius,
eand of other
species
of the same
genus;
-- so
called
from the city of
Avignon,
in
France.
It is used by dyers and
painters
for
coloring
yellow.
Called
also
French
berry..
Huckleberry
::
Huckleberry
(n.) The
edible
black or dark blue fruit of
several
species
of the
American
genus
Gaylussacia,
shrubs
nearly
related
to the
blueberries
(Vaccinium),
and
formerly
confused
with them. The
commonest
huckelberry
comes from G.
resinosa..
Wineberry
::
Wineberry
(n.) The
bilberry.
Maypop
::
Maypop
(n.) The
edible
fruit of a
passion
flower,
especially
that of the North
American
Passiflora
incarnata,
an oval
yellowish
berry as large as a small
apple..
Alkekengi
::
Alkekengi
(n.) An
herbaceous
plant of the
nightshade
family
(Physalis
alkekengi)
and its
fruit,
which is a well
flavored
berry,
the size of a
cherry,
loosely
inclosed
in a
enlarged
leafy
calyx;
-- also
called
winter
cherry,
ground
cherry,
and
strawberry
tomato..
Rheinberry
::
Rheinberry
(n.) One of the
berries
or
drupes
of the
European
buckthorn;
also, the
buckthorn
itself..
Pyrus
::
Pyrus (n.) A genus of
rosaceous
trees and
shrubs
having
pomes for
fruit.
It
includes
the
apple,
crab
apple,
pear,
chokeberry,
sorb, and
mountain
ash..
Ramoon
::
Ramoon
(n.) A small West
Indian
tree
(Trophis
Americana)
of the
Mulberry
family,
whose
leaves
and twigs are used as
fodder
for
cattle..
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