dewberry

noun
UK /ˈdjuːbəri/
US /ˈduːberi/

A dewberry is a small, sweet berry that grows on a low, trailing bush.

We picked a handful of dewberries along the edge of the field.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The low-growing trailing plant of the rose family that produces these berries.

A patch of dewberry spread across the sunny hillside.

3. Any of several trailing blackberry species, especially in North America.

The southern dewberry is common in Texas pastures.

4. A dark purple to black fruit similar to a blackberry but smaller and sweeter.

She stirred dewberries into the jam for extra sweetness.