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UKDewberry
/djˈuːbəɹi/
/ˈduˌbɛɹi/Dewberry
[NOUN]
What is "dewberry"?
Dewberry refers to a trailing vine-like plant that produces small, juicy berries. It is closely related to blackberries and raspberries and is known for its low-growing habit and thorny stems. The dewberry fruit is typically dark purple to black when ripe and offers a sweet and tangy flavor. These wild berries are often found in open fields, along trails, or in woodland areas, and they are enjoyed both fresh and used in various culinary creations such as jams, pies, and desserts. With their vibrant flavor and abundance in nature, dewberries are a delightful treat for foragers and berry enthusiasts.
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any of several trailing blackberry brambles especially of North America
Examples
1. The bramble bushes along the hiking trail were filled with ripe dewberries.
2. The kids had a great time picking dewberries and snacking on them during our outdoor adventure.
3. I discovered a secret spot where dewberries grow abundantly, and it's my little hidden treasure.
4. A dumpling, a dewberry, a date, like Tobi said. -
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