Small, pulpy, usually edible fruit, which may or may not be a "berry" in the botanical sense.
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We desired salt; and the woman brought us pepper in the berry.
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It's also good with a barbeque or a berry pavlova, she says.
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After all, this really is the site of a former berry farm.
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When the last red berry was eaten he turned back to read:
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The wax on the candle-berry myrtle said to be made by insects
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Bald knolls are studded with manzanita, its red berry in harvest now.
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The caterpillar makes a discolored spot where it enters the berry, Fig.
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I was born in dis berry village somewhere about seventy years ago.
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It was characteristic of Dave to uphold the rights of the berry-pickers.
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I have never been able to trace the origin of this berry.
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The sun was hot and there were no berry-bushes to be seen.
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Orioles and robins sang as they foraged for the blue cedar berry.
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We shall proceed to examine separately these two parts of the berry.
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It was one o'clock and there was not a berry-bush in sight.
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This kelp, or berry-plant, is the principal formation of this immense bank.
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Before the berry can be used, it undergoes a process of roasting.
