Berry is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BERRY in dictionary:

VERB:
• to collect berries
• gather berries
• To bear or produce berries.
• pick or gather berries
• bear or produce berries
NOUN:
• a fleshy fruit which has no stony layer and usually contains many seeds
• a former province of central France; chief town, Bourges.
• small soft stoneless fruit
• Any small fleshy fruit, as the strawberry, mulberry, huckleberry, etc.
• A small fruit that is pulpy or succulent throughout, having seeds loosely imbedded in the pulp, as the currant, grape, blueberry.
• The coffee bean.
• One of the ova or eggs of a fish.
• A mound; a hillock.
• any of numerous small and pulpy edible fruits; used as desserts or in making jams and jellies and preserves
• a small fruit having any of various structures, e.g., simple (grape or blueberry) or aggregate (blackberry or raspberry)
• United States rock singer (born in 1931)
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to produce berries (fleshy fruits)

Words related to BERRY

acai6 bacca11 berried10 berries9 berrying14 berryings15 berryless14 berrylike18

Words that contain BERRY

barberry15 bayberry18 berrying14 bilberry15 boxberry22 cowberry18 dewberry17 dogberry15 foxberry23 hagberry17 inkberry17 mulberry15 nisberry13 peaberry15 sunberry13 tayberry16 teaberry13 waxberry23 yumberry18 baneberry16 bearberry16 berryings15 berryless14 berrylike18 blaeberry16 blueberry16 cranberry16 crowberry19 deerberry15 hackberry23 hindberry18 lingberry15 naseberry14 neesberry14 pokeberry20 raspberry16 razzberry32 shadberry18 snowberry17 soapberry16 twinberry17 whimberry22 whinberry20 wineberry17 wolfberry20 angleberry16 berryfruit18 blackberry23 breadberry18 bunchberry22 chinaberry20 chokeberry24 cloudberry18 coralberry17 crackberry23 crakeberry21 elderberry16 gooseberry16 heathberry21 loganberry16 rowanberry18 scaldberry18 sheepberry20 spiceberry19 strawberry18 sugarberry16 youngberry19 marshberry20 nannyberry18 berryfruits19 boysenberry21 bumbleberry22 cackleberry24 candleberry19 dingleberry18 dogberryism20 farkleberry23 goldenberry18 huckleberry25 hurtleberry19 lingonberry17 marionberry18 salmonberry18 silverberry19 winterberry19 beautyberry21 buffaloberry25 checkerberry28 dogberryisms21 serviceberry22 sparkleberry23 thimbleberry24 whortleberry23 olallieberry17 blackberrying27 blackberryings28 huckleberrying29 partridgeberry23 worcesterberry24 huckleberryings30 Show more ...

How to use BERRY in a sentence

• Being perfectly hardy, of free growth, and with no particular desire for certain classes of soils, the June Berry should be widely planted for ornamental effect.
• Abbot Hans bent down to the earth and broke off a wild strawberry blossom, and, as he straightened up, the berry ripened in his hand.
• The negro stands in an upright posture when gathering the berry, and is protected by the tree itself against the great heat of the sun.
• About this time a worthless fellow, whose name was Berry, persuaded Mr.
• The king, queen, and Duke of Berry arrived a few days afterwards.
• The second, John, Duke of Berry, was an insignificant prince, who has left no strong mark on history.
• Gabriel Heatwohl, Joseph Berry and myself are released from the guard house.
• This hard little determination seemed to give Ada a good deal of comfort for the present, and she longed for to-morrow, to begin to show Lucy Berry what she had lost.
• Miss Joslyn handed it to Lucy Berry out of the school box.
• Louis, the Berry Bible, or the Prayer-book of Margaret of Bavaria.
• Berry, determined to make us all as uneasy as possible, and would take the votes all round.
• When they reached the berry pasture, they fell to work eagerly.
• To hide and play games was one means of escape from the fatigue of the slow filling berry pails.
• I roamed the woods, brought wild flowers and planted them, set out berry bushes, and collected a large variety of roses and lilies.
• We slept like tops that night beneath the stars, on a soft bed of berry bushes, and never woke until a thin morning rain sprinkling in our faces fetched us to our feet.
• From an idea that the sun is injurious to the berry, the tree-tops are suffered to mat together until the whole becomes dense as thatch-work.
• The flower is very small, and the berry grows direct from the trunk or branches.
• Within the berry is a white acid pulp, and embedded in this are from thirty to forty seeds, an inch in length, narrow and flat.
• The fruit is a berry of a red color, and contains two seeds of the size of mustard seed.
• The berry, when fresh, is of a fine green color, but after being gathered for two or three days it becomes quite black and shrivelled like pepper.
• His face was as brown as a berry, and he looked up at the farmer with great eyes as bright as those of a toad.
• Before the Revolution a favorite candle for burning at fine houses was made of the wax-myrtle berry.
• It is extracted from a berry, and is brighter and richer than any I have seen in Europe.

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