redberry
- noun
- /ˈrɛdˌbɛri/
- US
:
baya roja
- In late summer, the redberry plants are full of ripe fruit that can attract birds.
Examples
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The children picked bright red berries from the redberry bushes along the path.
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For example, Sir Grapefellow and Baron Von Redberry.
Fiction book (1999) -
She was cautious about eating the berries from the redberry shrub, as some might be poisonous.
Synonyms
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1.4
A small tart red berry often used to make sauce and juice
2
8.7
A large tangy red or purple berry like a mix of raspberry and blackberry
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2.7
A bush or its small soft red fruit that people eat
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8.1
A bush with small orange or red berries that you can eat, like raspberries
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5.9
A plant that produces bright red berries
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9.9
A low bush with strong-smelling leaves and red berries that make a mint-like oil
A plant from North America with red poisonous berries and small white flowers
A North American plant that lives for many years with divided leaves, small white flowers, and bright red poisonous berries
A small woodland plant with white flowers and bright red poisonous berries
A small bush with bright red berries that stay through winter
An evergreen low bush with small white flowers, red berries, and leaves that turn red in autumn
A low evergreen shrub with small white flowers, bright red berries, and leaves that turn red in autumn
An evergreen shrub from the western United States that grows small red or black berries
A low plant with small red berries used for sauces and juice
A North American bush or small tree with leaves in three parts and bright red berries people eat
A North American shrub with leaves in three parts that makes bright red berries
A North American shrub or small tree with three-lobed leaves and clusters of red berries
A small tree or bush with white flowers and bright red berries
A dark red or purple berry made by crossing a blackberry with a dewberry, often used in jams and pies
A low evergreen shrub with small white flowers, red berries, and leaves that turn red in autumn
A low evergreen bush in northern forests that has small tart red edible berries
A low bush with small red berries that people eat
A small evergreen bush that makes red berries you can eat
A low green bush that grows in northern forests and has small red berries you can eat
A small purple or red berry that people can eat
A small bush with red berries like raspberries that people eat or make into jam
A small bush with purple flowers and red fruit you can eat
A bush with bright pink or purple flowers and small red fruit like a tiny cup
A bush native to North America that produces small red berries you can eat
A low bush with small red berries that grows on mountain slopes and in forests
A low bush that stays green all year and has small white flowers and red berries
A small spiny evergreen shrub from the western United States and Mexico with bright red berries
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Etymology
The word redberry is a simple compound of red ('the color red') and berry ('a small fruit'), just like in blackberry, which makes it easy to remember. So a redberry is a plant known for its bright red berries.