Obs. [Cf. BIRR: perh. f. BERRY v.1; or, since found only in Florio and Cotgrave, an erroneous form.] A gust or blast (of wind).
1598. Florio, Biffera … a whirlewind, a gust or berry of wind. Ibid. (1611), Folata di uento … a gaile or berrie of winde.
1611. Cotgr., Tourbillon de vent … a gust, flaw, berrie of wind.
