IPA: //ˈdjuːˌbɛri//
KK: /ˈdjuːˌbɛri/
A type of berry that is similar to a blackberry, often found on trailing plants and is sweet and edible.
We picked dewberries from the bushes in the garden.
Dewberry → The word is formed from "dew" (from Old English *deaw*, meaning moisture or condensation) and "berry" (from Old English *berie*, meaning a small fruit). The term "dewberry" refers to a type of berry that often grows in moist conditions, typically found in the morning dew.
Think of 'dew' as the moisture that helps these berries grow, and 'berry' as the small fruit itself. This helps you remember that a dewberry is a type of berry that thrives in moist environments.