WordNet
n. any of several trees of the genus Morus having edible fruit that resembles the blackberry [syn: mulberry]
Usage examples of "mulberry tree".
A cup was also made from it, and at the Shakespeare Jubilee, Garrick, holding the cup, recited verses, composed by himself, in honour of the Mulberry tree planted by Shakespeare.
I was reaching out my window, picking berries off the mulberry tree that grew outside.
She'd turned back to the window, her eyes raised now to a sodden streamer of toilet paper blown high in the limbs of the mulberry tree.
A grotesquely twisted paper mulberry tree stood at the corner, like a Martian monster.
The guerrillas' weapons were skillfully hidden in places where the Russians would not look: in the roof of a privy, among the leaves of a mulberry tree, deep in a hole in the riverbank.
But nothing moved, and she was soon crouching under a mulberry tree as close as she dared to get to the house.
Carey and Miss Price were not present when Charles tackled Emelius under the mulberry tree, but in the still summer air the sound of their voices floated in through the open window.
Brian, Junior, made a deal with a neighbour who had a mulberry tree.