a. [f. BERG + -Y1.] Abounding in icebergs; of the nature of an iceberg.
1856. Kane, Arct. Expl., I. iii. 32. The bergs which infest this region, and which have earned for it … the title of the ‘Bergy Hole.’
1876. Davis, Polaris Exp., xi. 266. A considerable bergy mass of ice.
