Bay-berry, ba'-ber-re, s

the fruit of the bay-tree; also, of the wax-myrtle; or the plant itself. Bayberry tallow, a waxy substance obtained from the wax myrtle, also called myrtle-wax. the end of a musket; a pin which plays in and out of ahole made to receive it, and thus serves to engage or disengage some part of a machine: v.a. to stab with a bayonet; to compel or drive by the bayonet (Bayonne, where it was first made).