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Definition of blossom
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of blossom is as below...
Blossom
(n.) The
flower
of a
plant,
or the
essential
organs
of
reproduction,
with their
appendages;
florescence;
bloom;
the
flowers
of a
plant,
collectively;
as, the
blossoms
and fruit of a tree; an apple tree in
blossom..
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Canker Blossom
::
Canker
blossom
() That which
blasts
a
blossom
as a
canker
does.
Nectary
::
Nectary
(n.) That part of a
blossom
which
secretes
nectar,
usually
the base of the
corolla
or
petals;
also, the spur of such
flowers
as the
larkspur
and
columbine,
whether
nectariferous
or not. See the
Illustration
of
Nasturtium..
Full-bloomed
::
Full-bloomed
(a.) Like a
perfect
blossom.
Gloxinia
::
Gloxinia
(n.)
American
genus of
herbaceous
plants
with very
handsome
bell-shaped
blossoms;
-- named after B. P.
Gloxin,
a
German
botanist..
Vespertine
::
Vespertine
(a.)
Blossoming
in the
evening.
Liliaceous
::
Liliaceous
(a.) Like the
blossom
of a lily in
general
form.
Serotinous
::
Serotinous
(a.)
Appearing
or
blossoming
later in the
season
than is
customary
with
allied
species.
Calendula
::
Calendula
(n.) A genus of
composite
herbaceous
plants.
One
species,
Calendula
officinalis,
is the
common
marigold,
and was
supposed
to
blossom
on the
calends
of every
month,
whence
the
name..
Inflorescence
::
Inflorescence
(n.) A
flowering;
the
putting
forth and
unfolding
of
blossoms.
Flower
::
Flower
(n.) In the
popular
sense,
the bloom or
blossom
of a
plant;
the showy
portion,
usually
of a
different
color,
shape,
and
texture
from the
foliage..
Hellebore
::
Hellebore
(n.) A genus of
perennial
herbs
(Helleborus)
of the
Crowfoot
family,
mostly
having
powerfully
cathartic
and even
poisonous
qualities.
H. niger is the
European
black
hellebore,
or
Christmas
rose,
blossoming
in
winter
or
earliest
spring.
H.
officinalis
was the
officinal
hellebore
of the
ancients..
Crocus
::
Crocus
(n.) A genus of
iridaceous
plants,
with
pretty
blossoms
rising
separately
from the bulb or corm. C.
vernus
is one of the
earliest
of
spring-blooming
flowers;
C.
sativus
produces
the
saffron,
and
blossoms
in the
autumn..
Florescence
::
Florescence
(n.) A
bursting
into
flower;
a
blossoming.
Gang-flower
::
Gang-flower
(n.) The
common
English
milkwort
(Polygala
vulgaris),
so
called
from
blossoming
in gang
week..
Blossomy
::
Blossomy
(a.) Full of
blossoms;
flowery.
Nicotiana
::
Nicotiana
(n.) A genus of
American
and
Asiatic
solanaceous
herbs,
with
viscid
foliage
and
funnel-shaped
blossoms.
Several
species
yield
tobacco.
See
Tobacco..
Pansy
::
Pansy (n.) A plant of the genus Viola (V.
tricolor)
and its
blossom,
originally
purple
and
yellow.
Cultivated
varieties
have very large
flowers
of a great
diversity
of
colors.
Called
also
heart's-ease,
love-in-idleness,
and many other
quaint
names..
Blossom
::
Blossom
(n.) A
blooming
period
or stage of
development;
something
lovely
that gives rich
promise.
Cyanogen
::
Cyanogen
(n.) A
colorless,
inflammable,
poisonous
gas, C2N2, with a
peach-blossom
odor, so
called
from its
tendency
to form blue
compounds;
obtained
by
heating
ammonium
oxalate,
mercuric
cyanide,
etc. It is
obtained
in
combination,
forming
an
alkaline
cyanide
when
nitrogen
or a
nitrogenous
compound
is
strongly
ignited
with
carbon
and soda or
potash.
It
conducts
itself
like a
member
of the
halogen
group of
elements,
and shows a
tendency
to form
complex
compounds.
The name is also
applied
to the u
Feverfew
::
Feverfew
(n.) A
perennial
plant
(Pyrethrum,
/
Chrysanthemum,
Parthenium)
allied
to
camomile,
having
finely
divided
leaves
and white
blossoms;
-- so named from its
supposed
febrifugal
qualities..
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