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Definition of berry - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
naturesmall, round fruit often edible
- I picked fresh berries from the garden.
2.
botanical termseed or simple fruit
- Each berry contains numerous tiny seeds.
3.
coffee seedDated coffee beanDated
- He ground the berries for his morning coffee.
4.
- The berries were patrolling the neighborhood.
Images of berry
small, round fruit often edible 
seed or simple fruit
Expressions with berry
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tanned from sun exposure
He returned from his vacation brown as a berry.
small red fruit of hawthorn used in food and medicine
Hawthorn berry is used in tea and jam.
small berrylike cone from juniper plants used in food and medicine
Juniper berry is used to flavor gin and dishes.
small dark purple fruit from the acai palm
Acai berry is popular in smoothie bowls.
small red fruit known for health benefits
Goji berries are often added to smoothies.
small sweet fruit from a hardy shrub
I picked a honey berry from the garden.
small red fruit that makes sour foods taste sweet
After eating a miracle berry, lemons tasted like sweet lemonade..
small fruit from a palm tree
The palm berry is often used in tropical drinks.
small fruit found in prairie regions
The prairie berry is often used in local desserts.
small shrub with scarlet flowers and cranberry-like fruit
The ground-berry's scarlet flowers brightened the garden.
Origin of berry
Old English, berie (berry)
Terms with berry included in their meaning
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fruit
edible berry of a woody vine, green flesh with tiny black seeds
baking
flour made from the entire wheat berry
fruit
white translucent berry from the shrub
cooking
dried unripe berry used as a spice
taste alteration
small red berry making sour foods taste sweet
fruit
edible berry from the Physalis plant
cooking spice
berry-like cone used as flavoring
culinary spice
dried berry of the Peruvian peppertree used as spice
food
small red berry used in cooking and preserves
berry
small dark berry used in food and drinks
cooking
tropical berry used to make allspice
plants
tree called eastern red cedar with reddish bark and berry-like cones
fruit
small edible berry from a low-growing northern bramble
plant
pulpy throughout like a berry
berry food
fruit of the cloudberry plant
consisting
made up of or resembling a berry
fruit
small dark berry that grows on specific trees
fruit
small dark purple berry used for jams and drinks
berry
small tropical fruit used in regional cooking and jams
plants
the blackcurrant plant or its berry flavor
berry
small bitter fruit from a shrubby North American tree
edible berry
cherry-like fruit from the cornel tree
fruit
small edible yellow berry from a low bushy shrub
wild berry vine
prickly vine with shiny leaves and black berries
Examples of berry in a sentence
Wild berries can be found in the forest. The berry was ripe and ready to eat. She picked a berry from the bush for her pie. The berries were roasted to perfection. She selected the finest berries for the espresso. We spotted a berry parked near the entrance.
The berries arrived quickly at the scene of the accident.
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- French:baie, fruit, ...
- German:Beere, einfache Frucht, ...
- Italian:bacca, chicco di caffè, ...
- Spanish:baya, grano, ...
- Portuguese:baga, fruto, ...
- Chinese:浆果, 咖啡豆, ...
- Japanese:ベリー, 豆, ...
- Arabic:توت, ثَمَرة لَحمية, ...
- Hebrew:פְּרִי יַעַר, עֲנָבָה, ...
- Russian:ягода, полицейская машина, ...
- Ukrainian:ягода, кавове зерно, ...
- Hindi:बेरी, फल, ...
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