BERRYLIKE

Meaning of BERRYLIKE in English

transcription, транскрипция: [ ˈber-ē-ˌlīk, ˈbe-rē- ]

adjective

Date: 1847

1. : resembling a berry especially in size or structure

2. : being small and rounded : coccoid

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BERRYLIKE — adjective Date: 1847 resembling a berry especially in size or structure, being small and rounded ; coccoid
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BERRYLIKE — [ber.ry.like] adj (1864) 1: resembling a berry esp. in size or structure 2: being small and rounded: coccoid
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