Words Containing BERRY

A warty growth on cattle's skin.

A plant with poisonous berries, or the berry itself.

A thorny shrub with yellow flowers and berries.

A shrub or tree with waxy berries, used in bay rum.

A dwarf shrub bearing edible red berries.

A shrub of the genus Callicarpa, or its purple berry.

A small, juicy fruit, typically edible, such as a strawberry or blueberry.

A fruit that is a berry, or a plant bearing such fruit.

Plural of BERRYFRUIT.

Present participle of BERRY.

Plural of BERRYING.

Having no berries.

Resembling a berry.

A low-growing Eurasian shrub or its edible blue-black berry.

The dark, edible fruit of a bramble bush.

Present participle of BLACKBERRY.

Third-person singular present tense of BLACKBERRYING.

A bilberry, a low-growing European shrub with edible blue-black berries.

A small edible blue berry from shrubs of the genus Vaccinium.

A creeping evergreen plant with red berries.

A large purplish-red berry, a hybrid of blackberry and raspberry.

A thin ale-based drink once given to invalids.

A North American shrub of the genus Shepherdia.

A mixture of various berries used in pies and other foods.

A dwarf dogwood with clustered red berries.

An egg.

A plant of the genus Myrica, or its waxy fruit.

A creeping shrub with wintergreen-flavored berries.

A tree with inedible yellow fruits, often grown for shade.

A shrub or its tart, dark fruit, native to North America.

A creeping raspberry with orange berries.

Any of several shrubs or herbs with coral-red berries, as Symphoricarpos orbiculatus.

A low evergreen shrub or its tart red berry.

A nickname for a BlackBerry device seen as addictive.

A creeping plant with red berries and whorled leaves.

A berry-producing plant of the crowberry genus.

A tart red berry used for sauce and juice.

A low evergreen shrub with black berries, or its edible fruit.

A plant or berry reputedly eaten by deer.

A trailing bramble of the genus Rubus.

A foolish or contemptible person.

The berry of the dogwood tree.

A malapropism.

Plural of DOGBERRYISM.

The small dark fruit of the elder shrub or tree, used in food and drinks.

A shrub of the southeastern U.S. with black inedible berries.

The lingonberry plant or its edible red berry.

A South American plant with edible yellow-orange fruit.

A small round edible berry that grows on a spiny bush.

A tree of the genus Celtis, or its small edible dark purple fruit.

The bird cherry tree or its fruit.

A berry of heath plants, such as bilberry.

An old name for the raspberry.

A small dark blue or red edible berry of several shrubs.

Present participle of HUCKLEBERRY.

Third-person singular present tense of HUCKLEBERRYING.

A whortleberry plant or its fruit.

A plant bearing dark berries.

A low evergreen shrub with red edible berries.

A small red edible berry of a low evergreen shrub.