Cherry

What do we mean by cherry?

Any of various trees or shrubs of the genus Prunus of the rose family, especially the sweet cherry or the sour cherry, native chiefly to northern temperate regions and having pink or white flowers and small juicy drupes. noun

The yellow, red, or blackish fruit of any of these plants. noun

The wood of any of these plants, especially the black cherry. noun

Any of various plants, such as the Barbados cherry or the cornelian cherry, having fruits resembling a cherry. noun

A moderate or strong red to purplish red. noun

The hymen considered as a symbol of virginity. noun

Containing or having the flavor of cherries. adjective

Made of the wood of a cherry tree. adjective

Of a moderate or strong red to purplish red. adjective

A modification of cherish.

To impart a cherry color to; redden.

The service-berry. noun

A shrub or small tree, Eugenia uniflora, a native of South America, which produces luscious, bright-red, cherry-like fruit about an inch in diameter and agreeably acid. Also called Cayenne or Brazilian cherry and pitanga. noun

Prunus sphærocarpa, a small evergreen tree which ranges from southern peninsular Florida to the West Indies and Brazil. noun

Generally to any of the native American cherries, as P. serotina, P. Virginiana, P. Pennsylvanica, etc., and particularly to the less-known species, such as P. emarginata, P. Alabamensis, and P. australis. noun

Improperly, P. angustifolia, the Chickasaw plum (which see, under plum). noun

The fruit of species of Cerasus (which is commonly regarded as a subgenus of Prunus), consisting of a globose pulpy drupe inclosing a one-seeded smooth stone; also, a tree producing this fruit. noun

A name given to many different kinds of fruit which bear some resemblance to the common cherry. See phrases below. noun

The wood of the cherry-tree. In Australia, the fine-grained wood of Eugenia myrtifolia, and especially the very hard, compact, and durable wood of Exocarpus cupressiformis, used in ship-building and other strong work. noun

A small fruit, usually red, black or yellow, with a smooth hard seed and a short hard stem.

Prunus subg. Cerasus, trees or shrubs that bear cherries.

The wood of a cherry tree.

(color) Cherry red.

Virginity, especially female virginity as embodied by a hymen.

A subtree consisting of a node with exactly two leaves.

A cricket ball.

Cherrytop.

Burning tip of a cigarette.

Something awesome or cool just a response you use when your blind like shoots. Urban Dictionary

A membrane in a woman's vagina, known more properly as a hymen. And unlike most jackasses on this site think, it's not necessarily broken in sex. It can be broken by a tampon, by fingering, or anything else that gets inside there. Urban Dictionary

When something is in near perfect condition mint Urban Dictionary

1. n: a small red fruit with a hard pit that grows on trees. There are red and black varietes. Also, the tree or wood of said tree. 2. n. (vulgar): The hymen. The expression "popping her cherry" means deflowering a woman. Urban Dictionary

(a) Piece of skin in a girl's vagina which is broken or "popped" when she loses her virginity (b) Red hot ash at the end of a cigarette (c) When the bowl is keeping itself lit (marijuan), you no longer have to light it (d) When something is nice, looks new Urban Dictionary

Used in US Army as a derogatory term for paratroopers who just finished the jump school and never jumped in Division. normaly there is some unofficial ritual that exists within the unit, that is carried out during the paratrooper's first Division Jump, like having a cherry pie in your rucksack or being the only person to jump on the pass. Urban Dictionary

When a pipe/bowl/bong/blunt/joint/cigar/cigarette is still lit so you dont have to lite it again. Urban Dictionary

Virginity. Reffering to blood from the hymen. Often phraised as "Popping your cherry". Urban Dictionary

The hymen which is broken upon penetration. Urban Dictionary

1. The hyman 2. A virgin 3. Cool, good 4. The burning ember of a cigarette, joint, or pipe. 5. Pot that doesn't need to be lit. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to cherry:
cherry, sherry, cheery, wherry, cheerry, cherty, herry, charry, chery, cherri, cherr.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word cherry:
prunus, blossom, picker, cherries, orchard, pie, plum, raspberry, vanilla, pear, cola, ames, peach, strawberry, sour, coke, lips, walnut, lemon, grape, maple, trees, bloom, grove, birch, picking, tree, hill, planted, creek, lane, laurel, bomb, chocolate, apple, stakes, nurse, berry, fruit, cream, denver, red, ash, boom, jersey, sweet, pine, oak, varieties, springs, valley, pink, mall, township, bonus, orange, nebraska, streets.

Words that rhyme with cherry:
dictionary, arbitrary, contemporary, ancillary, wary, itinerary, stationary, fiduciary, proprietary, carry, necessary, library, corollary, stationery, preliminary, contrary, extraordinary, sanctuary, mary, tertiary, primary, berry, vary, secretary, very, adversary, blueberry, ordinary, subsidiary, sedentary, estuary, scary, vocabulary, culinary, apothecary, fairy, tarry, cemetery, bury, temporary, beneficiary, monetary, salutary, dairy, harry, mercenary, literary, discretionary, solitary, pecuniary, aerie, merry, obituary, legendary, visionary, unitary, confectionery, prairie, parry, marry, lapidary, commentary, airy, emissary, unnecessary, seminary, luminary, canary, raspberry, nary, revolutionary, february, barre, military, tributary, ferry, strawberry, arie, eyrie, secondary, mulberry, gooseberry, reactionary, customary, imaginary, confectionary, missionary, epistolary, huckleberry, hereditary, capillary, judiciary, ary, hairy, veterinary, monastery, sanitary, pulmonary, dysentery, january.

Adjectives that are often used to describe cherry:
wild, black, sweet, red, sour, bird, small, ripe, cornelian, large, double, bright, dark, common, japanese, native, bitter, poor, solid, loveland, deep, cultivated, indian, fine, big, beautiful, light, sized, fresh, rich, ground, covered, polished, flowering, west, green, laurel, dear, pink, tart, bob, dull, yellow, leaved, ornamental, heart, brazilian, schultz, dried, flowered, juicy, carmine, oriental, round, pretty, sand, perfumed, surinam, higan, unripe, poplar, choke.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective cherry:
tree, trees, garrard, blossoms, stones, stone, blossom, brandy, picking, wood, pie, red, bark, burrell, picker, pit, juice, bounce, laurel, flowers, orchards, pits, tomatoes, pick, water, street, gum, bloom, pickers, bushes, valley, viewing, birds, bird, may, wine, orchard, angiomas, plum, bombs, flavor, spot, leaves, pudding, garden, spots, syrup, stripe, bush, blooms, ripe, birch, crandall, apple, fruit, bomb, lips, hooper, cheeks, color, angioma, jam, leaf, cake, hinton, boughs, petals, branches, flower, tart, colour, coal, branch, cobbler, stocks, sauce, creek, necklace, cry, almond, chocolate, tomato, plums, growers, hemangiomas, cola, bums, tarts, vanilla, pink, robbers, pies, season, buds, cheese, sticks.

Consonant match to cherry:
chary, cheery, churro, chiro, chara, chari, charro, chiru, cheiro, charry, chery, chowry, choree, cheiro-, cherrie, chiro-, chura, chair a, chair he, chair her, chair high, chair i, chair who, char a, char i, cheer a, cheer he, cheer her, cheer i, chore a, chore he, chore i.

Words that sound like cherry:
cherry, chery, cherrie, ceri, cherri, cheery, chiri, chari, chary, cero, charry, chori, chero, chera, cheiro, chory, choree, jerry, sherry, gerry, cherie, cheri, sherri, sheri, jere, gery, geri, sherrie, sharee, jeri, jerri, sharie, gerri, sherie, jerrie, gerrie, chiro, cheero, chair, chairs, cherries, chara, chare, cherr, chri, chaire, chaired, giri, certi, charo, charro, cheree, chares, cerd, chura, charu, cerio, cherrier, jiri, choro, cheir, chorro, shiri, cheerry, ceria, cervi, chrie, cierre, carry, hairy, harry, jury, carrie, carey, cary, kari, carrey, hary, gera, jory, gero, carie, herry, heri, harri, jewry, jarry, jori, karry, hery, jari, jore, jorie, jera, carri, gyri, gerow, cerri, jerah, cerrie.