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Definition of berry
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Berry (n.) One of the ova or eggs of a fish.
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Salal-berry
::
Salal-berry
(n.) The
edible
fruit of the
Gaultheria
Shallon,
an
ericaceous
shrub found from
California
northwards.
The
berries
are about the size of a
common
grape and of a dark
purple
color..
Waxwork
::
Waxwork
(n.) An
American
climbing
shrub
(Celastrus
scandens).
It bears a
profusion
of
yellow
berrylike
pods, which open in the
autumn,
and
display
the
scarlet
coverings
of the
seeds..
Cocculus Indicus
::
Cocculus
Indicus
(n.) The fruit or berry of the
Anamirta
Cocculus,
a
climbing
plant of the East
Indies.
It is a
poisonous
narcotic
and
stimulant..
Dewberry
::
Dewberry
(n.) The plant which bears the
fruit.
Urticaceous
::
Urticaceous
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
natural
order
(Urticaceae)
of
plants,
of which the
nettle
is the type. The order
includes
also the hop, the elm, the
mulberry,
the fig, and many other
plants..
Gooseberry
::
Gooseberry
(a.) A silly
person;
a goose cap.
Tapa
::
Tapa (n.) A kind of cloth
prepared
by the
Polynesians
from the inner bark of the paper
mulberry;
--
sometimes
called
also kapa.
Fingrigo
::
Fingrigo
(n.) A
prickly,
climbing
shrub of the genus
Pisonia.
The fruit is a kind of
berry..
Waxberry
::
Waxberry
(n.) The
wax-covered
fruit of the wax
myrtle,
or
bayberry.
See
Bayberry,
and
Candleberry
tree..
Bearberry
::
Bearberry
(n.) A
trailing
plant of the heath
family
(Arctostaphylos
uva-ursi),
having
leaves
which are tonic and
astringent,
and
glossy
red
berries
of which bears are said to be
fond..
Berry
::
Berry (n.) A
mound;
a
hillock.
Dimorphism
::
Dimorphism
(n.)
Difference
of form
between
members
of the same
species,
as when a plant has two kinds of
flowers,
both
hermaphrodite
(as in the
partridge
berry),
or when there are two forms of one or both sexes of the same
species
of
butterfly..
Grossular
::
Grossular
(a.) A
translucent
garnet
of a pale green color like that of the
gooseberry;
--
called
also
grossularite.
Blite
::
Blite (n.) A genus of herbs
(Blitum)
with a
fleshy
calyx.
Blitum
capitatum
is the
strawberry
blite.
Pseudocarp
::
Pseudocarp
(n.) That
portion
of an
anthocarpous
fruit which is not
derived
from the
ovary,
as the soft part of a
strawberry
or of a fig..
Hagberry
::
Hagberry
(n.) A plant of the genus
Prunus
(P.
Padus);
the bird
cherry.
Morone
::
Morone
(n.)
Maroon;
the color of an
unripe
black
mulberry.
Cubeb
::
Cubeb (n.) The
small,
spicy berry of a
species
of
pepper
(Piper
Cubeba;
in med.,
Cubeba
officinalis),
native
in Java and
Borneo,
but now
cultivated
in
various
tropical
countries.
The dried
unripe
fruit is much used in
medicine
as a
stimulant
and
purgative..
Guava
::
Guava (n.) A
tropical
tree, or its
fruit,
of the genus
Psidium.
Two
varieties
are well
known,
the P.
pyriferum,
or white
guava,
and P.
pomiferum,
or red
guava.
The fruit or berry is
shaped
like a
pomegranate,
but is much
smaller.
It is
somewhat
astringent,
but makes a
delicious
jelly..
Myrcia
::
Myrcia
(n.) A large genus of
tropical
American
trees and
shrubs,
nearly
related
to the true
myrtles
(Myrtus),
from which they
differ
in
having
very few seeds in each
berry..
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