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berry
noun
-
berry
,
berries
a
small
,
soft
,
juicy
fruit
that
you
can
eat
,
like
a
strawberry
or
blueberry
•
Ella
picked
a
ripe
red
berry
from
the
bush
and
popped
it
into
her
mouth
.
Ella
picked
a
ripe
red
berry
from
the
bush
and
popped
it
into
her
mouth
.
•
Pancakes
taste
great
topped
with
fresh
berries
and
a
drizzle
of
honey
.
Pancakes
taste
great
topped
with
fresh
berries
and
a
drizzle
of
honey
.
Old
English
berie
“
berry
,
grape
,”
from
Proto-Germanic
*basjom
,
meaning
“
berry
,”
related
to
words
in
German
(
Beere
)
and
Dutch
(
bes
).
verb
-
berry
,
berrying
,
berries
,
berried
to
go
out
and
gather
wild
berries
•
Every
August
,
the
family
heads
into
the
hills
to
berry
together
.
Every
August
,
the
family
heads
into
the
hills
to
berry
together
.
•
We
spent
the
afternoon
berrying
along
the
riverbank
and
filled
three
jars
.
We
spent
the
afternoon
berrying
along
the
riverbank
and
filled
three
jars
.
Verb
use
recorded
from
the
16th
century
,
formed
from
the
noun
“
berry
”
plus
verbal
ending
–y
,
meaning
“
to
gather
berries
.”
noun
-
berry
,
berries
in
botany
,
a
simple
fleshy
fruit
that
develops
from
a
single
flower
’
s
ovary
and
has
seeds
embedded
in
the
pulp
,
such
as
a
grape
,
tomato
,
or
banana
•
In
strict
botanical
terms
,
a
tomato
is
classified
as
a
berry
.
In
strict
botanical
terms
,
a
tomato
is
classified
as
a
berry
.
•
According
to
botanists
,
bananas
and
kiwifruits
are
both
types
of
berries
.
According
to
botanists
,
bananas
and
kiwifruits
are
both
types
of
berries
.
The
botanical
sense
extends
the
older
general
meaning
to
a
precise
scientific
category
used
by
plant
taxonomists
from
the
18th
century
onward
.
blackberry
noun
-
blackberry
,
blackberries
a
small
,
dark
purple-black
berry
with
a
sweet
taste
that
people
eat
fresh
or
use
in
jams
and
desserts
•
Ella
picked
a
ripe
blackberry
and
popped
it
into
her
mouth
.
Ella
picked
a
ripe
blackberry
and
popped
it
into
her
mouth
.
•
The
pie
smelled
wonderful
,
filled
with
warm
blackberries
and
bubbling
juice
.
The
pie
smelled
wonderful
,
filled
with
warm
blackberries
and
bubbling
juice
.
Old
English
“
blæcberie
,”
literally
“
black
berry
,”
from
“
blæc
” (
black
)
+
“
berie
” (
berry
).
noun
-
blackberry
,
blackberries
a
thorny
bush
that
produces
blackberries
and
often
grows
wild
in
hedges
and
forests
•
Thick
blackberry
bushes
lined
the
country
lane
.
Thick
blackberry
bushes
lined
the
country
lane
.
•
We
trimmed
the
overgrown
blackberry
canes
in
the
garden
.
We
trimmed
the
overgrown
blackberry
canes
in
the
garden
.
From
Old
English
“
bræmbel
”
meaning
bramble
,
later
associated
with
the
fruit
name
.
BlackBerry
proper noun
a
brand
of
smartphones
,
popular
in
the
2000s
,
known
for
having
a
small
keyboard
and
secure
email
service
•
In
2008
,
he
answered
emails
on
his
BlackBerry
during
the
meeting
.
In
2008
,
he
answered
emails
on
his
BlackBerry
during
the
meeting
.
•
Many
businesspeople
loved
the
physical
keyboard
on
the
BlackBerry
.
Many
businesspeople
loved
the
physical
keyboard
on
the
BlackBerry
.
Trademark
of
the
Canadian
company
Research
In
Motion
,
coined
in
1999
;
the
small
keys
were
thought
to
resemble
blackberry
drupelets
.
blueberry
noun
-
blueberry
,
blueberries
a
small
,
round
,
sweet
blue-purple
fruit
that
grows
on
a
bush
and
is
eaten
fresh
or
used
in
pies
,
muffins
,
and
jams
•
Ella
popped
a
ripe
blueberry
into
her
mouth
and
smiled
at
its
sweetness
.
Ella
popped
a
ripe
blueberry
into
her
mouth
and
smiled
at
its
sweetness
.
•
Dad
folded
handfuls
of
blueberries
into
the
pancake
batter
on
the
kitchen
counter
.
Dad
folded
handfuls
of
blueberries
into
the
pancake
batter
on
the
kitchen
counter
.
From
blue
+
berry
;
recorded
in
English
since
the
early
18th
century
to
describe
the
naturally
blue-skinned
fruit
.