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berry
/ˈbɛɹi/
In everyday conversation, people use "berry" to describe any small, juicy fruit (like strawberries or raspberries), even if they aren't technically berries in science. In a science class or botanical context, the word has a very specific meaning. For example, bananas and tomatoes are scientifically berries, while strawberries are not.
💬Casual Conversation
Just saw some organic berry mix in the breakroom. Want me to snag some?
I'm swamped with those edits, but sure. Only if it isn't mushy.
Meanings
A small, pulpy, and often edible fruit, typically consisting of a fleshy pericarp surrounding a few seeds.
"She picked a handful of fresh blueberries from the bush."