dayberry
/ˈdeɪb(ə)ri/(also dabberry, deberry) English regional (south-western and Kent ). Now historical and rare
noun
= gooseberry.
Origin
Mid 18th century. Apparently an alteration of dew-berry, after day.
- alluvial cone
- alluvial fan
- alluvial plain
- alluvian
- alluviate
- alluviated
- alluviation
- alluvion
- alluvious
- alluvium
- allvar
- all-volunteer
- all-weather
- all-welded
- (all) well and good
- all wet
- all-wheel
- all-wheel drive
- allwhere
- all-whiteness
- All Whites
- all-wielding
- all-wing
- all-wise
- all work and no play (makes Jack a dull boy)