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youngberry

noun young·ber·ry \ˈyəŋ-ˌber-ē\

Definition of YOUNGBERRY

:  the large sweet reddish-black fruit of a cultivar of a bramble closely related to the boysenberry and loganberry and grown in the western and southern United States; also :  a bramble bearing youngberries
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Origin of YOUNGBERRY

B. M. Young fl1905 American fruit grower
First Known Use: 1927

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