Words that rhyme with -erry

Fis forFebruary

February is the second month of the year. It has 28 days, except in leap years when it has 29. The next month of the year is March. In the northern hemisphere February is part of winter, and in the southern hemisphere it is part of summer.

Months

Photo by Charles Haynes

Fis forFerry

A ferry is a kind of boat that takes people and vehicles on short trips across water to the other side. Ferries usually run on a regular schedule. Ferrys are often used as a cheaper alternative to bridges, which can be very expensive to build. Sometimes boats that travel around a longer route on a regular service are also called ferries.

Vehicles

Photo by John Haslam

Gis forGooseberry

Scientific name: ribes uva-crispa

Gooseberries are the fruit of a straggly, thorny bush originally from Europe, northwestern Africa and southwestern Asia. It grows in rocky areas, even quite high up cold mountains.

Berries

Photo by Normanack

His forHickory

Scientific name: genus: carya

Hickory are a group of deciduous trees. Some species are from China and India, some from Canada and Mexico but most are from the United States.

Plants

Photo by Elliott Brown

Jis forJanuary

January is the first month of the year. It has 31 days. The next month of the year is February. In the northern hemisphere January is part of winter, and in the southern hemisphere it is part of summer.

Months

Photo by Cybrgrl

Lis forLibrary

A library is a place that has thousands of books, DVDs, videos, games and usually has computers too. Libraries are a great place to go when you are looking for information, or just a good book to read.

Places

Photo by The U.S. Army

Mis forMilitary

Military means anything relating to the armed forces, particularly the army.

Weapons, Adjectives

Photo by Jim Bowen

Mis forMontgomery

Montgomery is the capital of the state of Alabama in the United States of America. It has a population of around 375,000.

US State Capitals, Cities in North America

Photo by Vladimer Shioshvili

Mis forMulberry

Scientific name: genus: morus

Mulberries are a small deciduous tree that likes temperate to tropical climates. Most varieties have black fruit that is red when it is underripe, but some have white fruit that is green when it isn't ripe yet. Mulberries can be eaten fresh or used to make jam or pies. Black mulberries are the only plant that the silkworm eats.

Berries