Berry is a surname, notably borne by musician Chuck Berry, who helped define rock and roll, and actress Halle Berry.
It also appears as a given name. (Lowercase berry is the fruit.)
1. surname — Chuck, Shoulder beef section; Wendell (Masculine given name); Ken (Scottish masculine name); Mary (Common feminine name); Jan · Dave · Raymond · John · Richard
2. music — rock-and-roll, Guitar-heavy popular music; guitar (Fretted stringed instrument); pioneer (Early explorer or settler); influence (Power to affect others); Maybellene · legend
Opposites
FRUIT SIZE/TYPEBerry ≠ melon Sweet-fleshed gourd fruit; watermelon · pumpkin · squash · jackfruit · coconut
BOTANICAL CLASSIFICATIONBerry ≠ drupe Seed-bearing fleshy fruit; stone fruit · pome · nut · legume · grain
MUSICAL PIONEERS (Chuck Berry context)Berry ≠ Pat Boone; Perry Como · easy listening · elevator music
Phrases
wild berries (Uncultivated fruit from woods); goji berry (Red Asian superfruit); fresh berries (Newly picked small fruits); berry picking (Harvesting small fruits manually); mixed berries (Assorted small fruits); Chuck Berry (Rock and roll pioneer)
Categories
Berry Region: Sancerre; Duchies: Anjou, Aquitaine, Austria, Baden, Bavaria; France geography: regions, departments, provinces, communes, cantons; French Regions: Alsace, Aquitaine, Brittany, Burgundy, Corsica; Illawarra Region: Berkeley, Brownsville; Celebrity Names: Affleck, Anderson, Aniston, Blanchett, Brando
Family
raspberry, strawberry, berries, blackberry, blueberry, cranberry, mulberry, gooseberry, elderberry
- Familiarity
- Top 500,000
- Profile
- Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G