berry (n.)
- acorn
- akee
- ananas
- apple
- apricot
- avocado
- banana
- bearberry
- bilberry
- blackberry
- cacao
- candleberry
- canistel
- cantaloupe
- capulin
- casaba
- checkerberry
- cherimoya
- cherry
- citrange
- citron
- citrus
- cranberry
- currant
- damson
- date
- dewberry
- elderberry
- feijoa
- fig
- flaxseed
- fruit
- gooseberry
- grain
- grape
- grapefruit
- guanabana
- guava
- hayseed
- honeydew
- huckleberry
- icaco
- ilama
- jaboticaba
- jackfruit
- jujube
- kernel
- kumquat
- lemon
- lime
- lingonberry
- linseed
- litchi
- loganberry
- loquat
- mango
- mangosteen
- manzanilla
- marang
- mayapple
- medlar
- melon
- mulberry
- muscadine
- muscat
- muscatel
- muskmelon
- nectarine
- nut
- olive
- orange
- papaw
- papaya
- peach
- pear
- persimmon
- pineapple
- pip
- pippin
- pit
- plantain
- plum
- plumcot
- pomegranate
- prune
- quince
- raisin
- rambutan
- raspberry
- seed
- stone
- strawberry
- sugarplum
- sweetsop
- tangelo
- tangerine
berry (v.)
We may say of angling as Dr. Boteler said of strawberries: "Doubtless God could have made a better berry, but doubtless God never did;" and so, if I might be judge, God never did make a more calm, quiet, innocent recreation than angling.
