berried (Meaning)
Wordnet
berried (s)
producing or bearing berries
Webster
berried (a.)
Furnished with berries; consisting of a berry; baccate; as, a berried shrub.
Webster
berried (imp. & p. p.)
of Berry
Synonyms & Antonyms of berried
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berried Sentence Examples
- The ripe strawberries were berried abundantly in the field, beckoning with their sweet fragrance.
- The blackberry bushes were heavily berried, their branches laden with juicy, dark gems.
- The elderberries were berried with clusters of tiny, bitter-tasting berries.
- The mountain ash trees were berried with vibrant orange berries, a spectacle against the autumn foliage.
- The birds flocked to the holly bushes, feasting on their berried branches.
- The cranberry bog was alive with crimson, berried vines, promising a bountiful harvest.
- The juniper bushes were berried with pungent, aromatic berries that gave off a heady scent.
- The pokeweed plant was berried with clusters of poisonous berries, a warning to stay clear.
- The bittersweet nightshade vine was berried with attractive but toxic berries that resembled miniature tomatoes.
- The hawthorn hedges were berried with red, apple-like berries that provided food for birds in the winter months.
FAQs About the word berried
producing or bearing berriesFurnished with berries; consisting of a berry; baccate; as, a berried shrub., of Berry
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The ripe strawberries were berried abundantly in the field, beckoning with their sweet fragrance.
The blackberry bushes were heavily berried, their branches laden with juicy, dark gems.
The elderberries were berried with clusters of tiny, bitter-tasting berries.
The mountain ash trees were berried with vibrant orange berries, a spectacle against the autumn foliage.