bilberry
bilberry
Definition
bil·berry (bil′ber′ē; chiefly Brit, -bər ē)
bilberry
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- include: In Britain it has a number of common names, including bilberry, whortleberry and whinberry.
Adjective modifier
- hybrid: Hybrid bilberry often inhabits gaps amid mature heather where old plants have died back.
Modifies a noun
- vaccinium: The ground flora ranges from areas of abundant bilberry Vaccinium myrtillus, through grassy areas, to rich moss carpets.
- myrtillus: The ground flora ranges from areas of abundant bilberry Vaccinium myrtillus, through grassy areas, to rich moss carpets.
- ledge: Climb the right edge of the slab on grassy jugs to a bilberry ledge.
- bush: The stone circle lies a few yards to the south on a mound of earth overgrown with bilberry bushes.
- extract: Studies show bilberry extract improves circulation to the eyes, and enhances oxygen and energy levels in eye tissue.
- pie: We picked the fruit from the hill's and introduced him to bilberry pie.
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