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Definition of raspberry - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
foodsmall, soft red fruit from bramble bushes
- She added fresh raspberries to the dessert.
2.
- He made a raspberry sound to show his disapproval..
3.
botanyTECH. plant of the Rubus genus with prickly shrubsTECH.
- The raspberry grows well in temperate climates.
4.
colorsRare deep pink-red color like a ripe berryRare
- She wore a raspberry dress to the party.
Images of raspberry
small, soft red fruit from bramble bushes 
plant of the Rubus genus with prickly shrubs
Expressions with raspberry
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make a rude noise with the tongue and lips
He blew a raspberry at the teacher.
receive a sound of mockery or disapproval
He got a raspberry from the audience after his speech.
make a rude noise with the mouth
The audience gave the raspberry during the boring speech.
dark purple, nearly black fruit of a raspberry plant
I picked fresh black raspberries from the garden.
artificial flavor for candy and drinks, blue and raspberry-like
Blue raspberry is my favorite slushie flavor.
woody plant producing red, black, or yellow raspberries
The raspberry bush in the garden is full of fruit.
dessert with raspberry filling
She baked a delicious raspberry tart for dessert.
flavor inspired by red raspberries
She loves red raspberry flavored candies.
fruit of a naturally growing raspberry plant
She picked a wild raspberry from the bush.
type of liqueur made from raspberries
The raspberry liqueur gave the dessert a rich, fruity flavor.
having the red color of fresh raspberries
She wore a raspberry-red dress to the party.
vanilla ice cream with raspberry syrup swirls
I love having raspberry ripple on a hot day.
plant that produces the blackcap raspberries
The blackcap raspberry thrives in wild, wooded areas..
Origin of raspberry
Middle English, raspis (a type of berry)
Terms with raspberry included in their meaning
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bird
north american finch species with raspberry-red head and breast
plant
small grain in fruits like blackberry or raspberry
food
small edible fruit like raspberry or strawberry
botany
raspberry with black thimble-shaped fruit
plant
whitebark raspberry found in Canada and US
fruit
raspberry in French
beverages
raspberry flavored liqueur from France
fruit
hybrid fruit of blackberry and raspberry
food
dessert with peaches, raspberry sauce, and ice cream
plant
hybrid shrub from blackberry and raspberry
fruit
dark purple, nearly black fruit of a raspberry plant
food
artificial flavor for candy and drinks, blue and raspberry-like
food
dessert with raspberry filling
food
fruit of a naturally growing raspberry plant
food
vanilla ice cream with raspberry syrup swirls
fruit
type of raspberry with dark purple-black fruit
swirl design
pattern resembling swirled raspberry sauce
beverages
carbonated raspberry-flavored soft drink
Examples of raspberry in a sentence
Raspberries are her favorite fruit for breakfast. The baby blew a raspberry and giggled. She responded with a raspberry to his silly joke. She planted a raspberry in her backyard garden. The raspberry was covered in morning dew. The walls were painted a soft raspberry hue.
Her lipstick was a striking raspberry shade.
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- French:framboise, pet, ...
- German:Himbeere, Schmatzgeräusch, ...
- Italian:lampone, pernacchia, ...
- Spanish:frambuesa, pedorreta, ...
- Portuguese:framboesa, sopro de framboesa, ...
- Chinese:覆盆子, 呸声, ...
- Japanese:ラズベリー, ブーブー音, ...
- Arabic:توت العُلَيْق, صَوْت البَزْق, ...
- Hebrew:פֶּטֶל, קוֹל פֶּטֶל, ...
- Russian:малина, звук фырканья, ...
- Ukrainian:малина, пирхання, ...
- Hindi:रास्पबेरी, फटकारने की आवाज, ...
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