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

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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