raspberry
/ˈræzˌbɛri/
noun
- A small, soft, red or black fruit that grows on bushes and is made up of many tiny sections.
- I added fresh raspberries to my yogurt for breakfast.
- The raspberry tart was the most popular dessert at the bakery.
- She picked a handful of ripe raspberries from the garden.
- A rude sound made by sticking out the tongue and blowing, used to show dislike or mock someone.
- The child blew a raspberry at his brother and ran away laughing.
- Instead of answering, she just made a raspberry and walked off.
- When the magician's trick failed, the audience gave him a raspberry.
- A dark pinkish-red color like that of the fruit.
- She wore a beautiful raspberry dress to the party.
- He chose a raspberry tie to match his shirt.
- The sunset painted the sky in shades of raspberry and gold.