Wiktionary
n. pokeweed (gloss: the plant ''Phytolacca americana'' or its dark red or purple fruit).
Usage examples of "pokeberry".
Mia dug her fingernails into the skin of a pokeberry, stripped it away in one quick gesture, and ate the fruit down greedily.
Mia said, and this time when she offered Susannah a pokeberry, Susannah took it and began to roll it between her palms, warming the skin.
Even the chalk they used in their chalk boxes was made from local stuff, like pokeberry juice and lime.
Drusilla and Ringo and Louvinia too were down in the bottom at the sawmill and I saw that one too, on the wallpaper with the pokeberry juice and the juice not cried on this time either, and this the first time Mrs.
They set the box on the sawchunk where Louvinia washed, and Ringo got the pokeberry juice and an old piece of window shade, and they cut it into ballots.
Their coffee was made of sweet potatoes, just as in wartime, and once or twice her father had been obliged to write his sermons in pokeberry juice.
Stringy, bedraggled, raddled with the paint of pokeberry juice, and smelling of moonshine whisky, she haunted the alleys or poked in the dump heaps between sunset and dusk.
The Englishman kept opening his robe to reveal a great proud phallus made from the arching neck of a gourd, the head of it painted red with pokeberry juice.
No muzzle flashes-but what was that, flapping from behind a pokeberry bush?
From beneath her serape she produced a bundle of grapes and a paper sack filled with orange pokeberries as swollen as her belly.
The pupils to his eyes were dark as pokeberries, a reminder that Featherstone was part Cherokee, though his hide was a slightly paler hue of white than mine.
He had to ride on the weeds and dirt at the edge to do it, and he knocked down a few dog fennel and a pokeberry plant in the process, but he made it.
Eddie made as if to eat one of the pokeberries, decided against it, and tossed it into Roland's hat instead.