feaberry
noun
fea·ber·ry
ˈfē-,
ˈfā-—see berry
dialectal, England
: gooseberry sense 1a
Word History
Etymology
fea- (perhaps alteration of Middle English theve- as in thevethorn bramble, from Old English thefanthorn) + berry; akin to Old High German depandorn bramble
- some
- some distance
- some guys have all the luck
- some kind of
- some kind/sort/type of
- some other
- some people have all the luck
- some people/guys have all the luck
- some sort of
- some time ago
- some type of
- somebodies
- somebody
- someday
- somedeal
- somegate
- somehow
- somehow or other
- someone
- someone doesn't know what he is missing
- someone doesn't know what he/she is missing
- someone doesn't know what she is missing
- someone's bark is worse than her bite
- someone's bark is worse than his bite
- someone's courage fails her